Data from Hyperliquid shows trading in the Intel stock perpetual contract surged over the past 24 hours, with volume reaching $308 million and ranking second in its sector by turnover. The contract trailed only the S&P 500 stock perpetual, which posted $374 million in 24-hour volume.
Open interest in the Intel stock perpetual stood at $119 million at the time of the update. Network-wide liquidations tied to the contract totaled $7.2689 million over the same 24-hour period. Of that amount, long liquidations accounted for $7.2297 million, while short liquidations came to $39,200.
The update also noted that Intel shares closed down nearly 29% on Friday, marking the company’s worst single-day performance in at least four decades.
According to Hyperliquid data cited by ChainCatcher, 24-hour trading volume in the Intel stock perpetual contract surged to $308 million, placing it second on the sector turnover ranking.
The contract ranked behind only the S&P 500 stock perpetual, which recorded $374 million in trading volume over the same period.
Open interest in the Intel stock perpetual stood at $119 million. Over the past 24 hours, total liquidations across the market reached $7.2689 million, including $7.2297 million in long liquidations and $39,200 in short liquidations.
The report also said Intel shares closed down nearly 29% on Friday, the stock’s worst single-day performance in at least 40 years.
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