Hyundai Motor has shown a bullish trend in its shares during the 24‑hour blockchain market on the day when the Korean stock market opened. According to Tokenpost PRO, as of 8:30 am on the 13th, Hyun Hyundai’s share price traded at ₩388,865, which is ₩6,365 higher than the closing price of ₩382,500 on the Korean stock exchange.
All three stocks—Samshin Electronics, SK Hi-nix, and Hyun Hyundai—have shown a positive spread, with an average spread of 1.11%. This indicates that each individual stock, rather than just one, has exhibited a bullish trend across the Korean large‑cap market.
The daily trading volume for Hyun Hyundai shares is $10 million, and the net settlement amount is about ₩2,604. Because the market size isn’t huge, even small orders can affect price changes. This type of spread is more useful when you read whether buying or selling was more active in a given day rather than just using the opening price as a forecast.
Funding fee is 0.24% annually, so the buy position and sell position are costed accordingly. The price moves with the same direction of the funding fee, indicating that expectations of rise have one side dominating.
In overseas semiconductor stocks that also trade for 24 hours in the same direction, out of seven such stocks, only one has risen. Kiosia moved most strongly at +0.07%. Because overseas semiconductor stocks don’t move consistently, it is difficult to generalise the spread across domestic stocks.
[Editor’s note] Hyperliquidity is a trading platform operated on blockchain that trades 24‑hour contracts for shares listed there. The listed share contracts are settled by price as of settlement time without any actual ownership; buying and selling positions are matched with funding fees, so prices converge to the settlement price. The spread is calculated in dollars, converted into won using the dollar‑won exchange rate, then compared against the Korean exchange closing price for calculation. The spread can be used as a gauge of overall market sentiment after the close.