Weekend Board
Weekend Perps Board
The 24-hour change on every live perpetual contract this venue lists, all 120 of them, which keep trading while U.S. markets are closed: stocks, index contracts, oil, metals, rates and FX. Contracts the venue has delisted are left out. Educational data display only.
Last updated Fri, Oct 30, 2:25 AM ET · refreshes every few minutes
* 3 of these barely traded today, so that change is a stale quote rather than a real move.
- INTC-23.79%
- RDDT-20.66%
- SOXL-13.48%
- KORU-11.06%
- NOW-10.75%
- AMZN-10.18%
- SHAZ-10.17%
- MRVL-9.76%
- BX+1.71%
- BRENTOIL+1.88%
- CL+1.95%
- MRNA+2.19%
- CRWD+2.52%
- RIVN+5.95%
- LLY+6.15%
- PURRDAT+20.86%
Plain English: perps = perpetual contracts, derivatives with no expiry date that track a price. Neocloud = newer companies that rent out AI computing power. XYZ100 and SP500 = index contracts on the same venue, not single stocks. A * means the contract barely traded today, so its 24h change is a stale quote rather than a quiet market. Bars are scaled to ±1.0%; anything larger is shown faded at the end. Commodity and macro contracts such as BRENTOIL, CL, GOLD and TLT track those markets on this venue; they are not the futures themselves and can carry a basis.
Data: Hyperliquid public API
Read this before reading the board
- These are 24/7 perpetual derivative contracts that reference the stocks. They are not the stocks themselves and are not U.S. exchange prices.
- Weekend trading is thin and leveraged, so prices can move sharply on small volume and can differ from where the shares open on Monday.
- 24h change compares the current mark price with the price 24 hours earlier. It is not a forecast and not a recommendation to trade anything.
- A contract can be quoted without anyone trading it. Rows marked with a * saw almost no volume today, so their 24h change is a stale quote rather than a calm market. Read those as “no information”, not as “unchanged”.
- Commodity, rate and FX contracts track those markets on this venue. They are not the futures themselves and can trade at a difference to them.
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