BlockBeats reported on July 27 that Hyperinsight data showed a pricing gap between Changxin Technology’s A-shares and the CXMT contract on Hyperliquid as of publication time. Changxin Technology (688825.SH) was quoted at RMB 49.50 in the A-share market. At the same time, the CXMT contract’s oracle price on Hyperliquid stood at $7.31, while the mark price was $6.97. According to the monitored figures, the mark price was $0.3345 below the oracle price, a discount of 4.57%. It was also $0.3771 below the A-share converted price, representing a 5.13% discount. Converted into renminbi, Hyperliquid’s mark price corresponded to about RMB 46.96, roughly RMB 2.54 below the stock’s actual market price. The oracle price converted to about RMB 49.21, leaving a gap of only RMB 0.29 versus the A-share price.
BlockBeats reported on July 27 that, according to Hyperinsight monitoring, Changxin Technology (688825.SH) was trading at RMB 49.50 in the A-share market as of publication time.
At the same time, the oracle price for the CXMT contract on Hyperliquid was $7.31, while the mark price was $6.97. Based on the figures cited by Hyperinsight, the mark price was $0.3345 below the oracle price, a 4.57% discount. It was also $0.3771 below the A-share converted price, equal to a 5.13% discount.
Converted into renminbi, Hyperliquid’s mark price corresponded to about RMB 46.96, around RMB 2.54 lower than Changxin Technology’s actual share price. The oracle price converted to about RMB 49.21, leaving only a RMB 0.29 difference from the A-share price.
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