Before regular U.S. stock trading began on Oct. 22, SanDisk (SNDK) futures on Hyperliquid were priced 3.67% below the stock’s previous regular-session close.
At 7 a.m. EDT (11:00 UTC), the xyz contract stood at $1,327.60. SanDisk’s latest cash-market close was $1,378.22. The comparison uses SanDisk’s previous regular-session close as its benchmark because Hyperliquid’s xyz contracts trade continuously.
The reading contrasted with the Oct. 19 EconoTimes comparison. That report put the futures quote 4.63% above SanDisk’s Oct. 16 close, a premium to the cash-market benchmark; the latest reading was a discount.
Hyperliquid data put 24-hour turnover across xyz at $3.38 billion over 138 instruments, while open interest — the value of positions that remain open — was $3.85 billion. Those figures cover the market as a whole, not SanDisk alone.
The futures contract provides price exposure to SanDisk. It does not give holders share ownership, dividends or voting rights.
