SK Hynix’s newly listed blockchain-based futures traded at a price 2.39 % above the previous closing level on the Korean composite market through a 24‑hour trading session. As of 8:30 a.m. on the 23rd, according to TokenPost PRO, SK Hynix’s perpetual futures were sold for ₩1,884,034—44,034 ₩ higher than the previous close of ₩1,840,000. Samsung Electronics, SK Hynix, and Hyundai Motor each recorded a profit margin, with an average yield of 1.17 %.
The fact that all three names achieved profits suggests stronger buying interest across Korean equities rather than just individual stocks. The daily trading volume for SK Hynix’s futures was ₩3.363 billion, settling at 233,049 contracts. Though this is not a large scale compared with the composite market, even modest orders can significantly influence price movements.
The bid‑ask spread arising from positions taken at the exchange amounts to an annualized 5.48 %, indicating that futures and position direction are aligned. This reflects expectations of a bullish move, and many other 24‑hour traded stocks in markets with similar directional bias have risen. Samsung Disc moved up by +6.36 % most sharply, but global semiconductor moves make it difficult to interpret the domestic market’s overall trend.
Hyperliquidity is a trading platform based on blockchain, where the listed perpetual futures operate without holding underlying assets; positions are settled through a cash‑settlement method that converges price to the initial settlement value. Yield is calculated by converting contract prices denominated in dollars into won and comparing with the composite market closing level. The price formed after the close can be used as an indicator of overall buying sentiment.