BlockBeats reported on Aug. 23 that Trade.xyz, described by the source as an "on-chain Nasdaq," kept price discovery running over the weekend through perpetual contracts while traditional markets were closed, offering an early signal for Monday's U.S. and South Korean equity trading.
U.S. names showed limited movement
On Trade.xyz, widely watched U.S. stocks moved only modestly from their Friday after-hours levels. Based on those weekend prints, the platform pointed to a broadly flat U.S. premarket on Monday.
- SpaceX traded at $135.35, versus $136.75 in Friday after-hours trading
- Micron (MU) traded at $964.68, versus $963.2 in Friday after-hours trading
- SanDisk (SNDK) traded at $1,597.4, versus $1,593.2 in Friday after-hours trading
- Nvidia traded at $218.6, versus $215.38 in Friday after-hours trading
- Marvell Technology (MRVL) traded at $235.85, versus $236.1 in Friday after-hours trading
- Intel traded at $89.426, versus $89.86 in Friday after-hours trading
- Google traded at $344.76, versus $342.15 in Friday after-hours trading
- AMD traded at $471.66, versus $472.45 in Friday after-hours trading
South Korean stocks were mixed
Trade.xyz showed mixed weekend pricing for major South Korean stocks against Friday closing levels. The platform indicated that Samsung Electronics could open down about 3% on Monday, while SK Hynix was slightly higher.
- Samsung Electronics traded at $195.64, versus a Friday close of $203
- SK Hynix traded at $1,262, versus a Friday close of $1,248

