Hyperliquid Intel stock contracts 24 hourly trading volume rises to second in the sector
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Hyperliquid Intel stock contracts 24 saw a surge in hourly trading, with long liquidations far exceeding short liquidations.
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Hyperliquid Intel stock contracts 24 hourly trading volume surged to second in the sector, behind only the S&P 500 BlockBeats reported that,October 31, according to Hyperliquid platform data, over the past 24 hours, trading volume for Intel stock contracts surged to 308000000 USD, ranking second in the sector by trading volume, behind only S&P 500 stock contracts (24-hour trading volume reaching 374000000 USD).
Currently, open interest in Intel stock contracts has reached 119000000 USD, while total liquidations across the network over the past 24 hours reached 7268900 USD, of which long liquidations amounted to 7229700 USD, and short liquidations amounted to 39200 USD.
Intel's share price plunged nearly 29%at Friday's close, marking its worst single-day performance in at least 40 years.
Original link https://m.theblockbeats.info/flash/374754
Key points
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BlockBeats said that, according to Hyperliquid platform data, over the past 24 hours, trading volume for Intel stock contracts was 308000000 USD。
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The contract currently ranks second in the sector by trading volume, behind 24-hour trading volume of 374000000 USD S&P 500 stock contracts.
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Open interest in Intel stock contracts was 119000000 USD。
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Over the past 24 hours, total liquidations across the network amounted to 7268900 USD, including long liquidations of 7229700 USD and short liquidations of 39200 USD。
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The original report stated that Intel's share price plunged nearly 29%at Friday's close, marking its worst single-day performance in at least 40 years.
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Trading volume represents the scale of contract transactions over the past 24 hours; open interest represents the scale of unsettled contracts; liquidation refers to the forced closure of leveraged positions due to adverse price movements. The amount of long liquidations in the article was notably higher than that of short liquidations, indicating that, in this set of statistics, liquidations were more concentrated among long positions.
Why it matters to readers
Trading volume, open interest, and liquidation amounts were all substantial, indicating that during the period of sharp volatility in Intel's share price, related contract trading was active and leverage-related risks were prominent.
Beginners should note that rising trading volume does not necessarily mean that prices will rise; liquidation data reflect how leveraged trading can rapidly amplify losses.
Risks and unknowns
The data in the article were cited by BlockBeats from Hyperliquid platform data, and no independently verifiable data details were provided.
The article does not specify the precise statistical scope or methodology of “sector” or “total liquidations across the network.”
The article does not explain the reason for Intel's share-price plunge.
The article does not provide details on the specific mechanism, leverage level, or funding rate of Intel stock contracts.
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