Intel's xyz contract on Hyperliquid traded 25.67% below its previous regular-session close early Friday, giving an off-hours indication while U.S. stock exchanges were closed.
At 7 a.m. ET Friday, Oct. 30, the contract was priced at $68.44, compared with Intel's last regular-session close of $92.07. The percentage gap compares those two prices.
Hyperliquid data showed the contract had fallen 25.95% over 24 hours. That is a separate measure from the discount to the prior cash-market close.
Across the xyz market, 24-hour trading volume totaled $4.93 billion and open interest stood at $3.87 billion across 141 instruments. Those figures cover the full market, not Intel's contract alone.
The xyz market trades continuously, so its prices are available while U.S. stock exchanges are closed. The xyz contract offers price exposure but conveys no equity interest or shareholder rights, including dividends or voting power, as explained in EconoTimes’ earlier overview of Hyperliquid’s xyz market.
