This page lists the sources used by StockTicker24 and the path each value takes to the screen. Refresh intervals are guides. A field that cannot be obtained is omitted rather than filled with an estimate.
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Source: Prices are Hyperliquid perpetual-futures reference values, not cash prices or official index values.
Retrieval: Price data is requested while the board is open and fetched only through this site's API.
Missing values: A field that cannot be obtained is omitted rather than filled with an estimate. — means missing or invalid.
24-hour change: It uses the previous-day reference price of the same contract. It is not the cash market's previous-close change.
Close ratio: It compares with an oracle value (preferred) or a perpetual-futures 15-minute candle close associated with the latest cash-market close.
Solid lines, dashed lines and close ratios
On a standard price-discovery card, line style separates hours when the related cash market is open from hours when it is closed. Both line segments remain Hyperliquid perpetual-futures reference values, not cash prices or official index values.
The same reference-price series is solid during cash-market hours and dashed outside those hours.
Solid line — the cash market is open
An unbroken line is the solid segment.
A solid segment covers the hours when the related cash market is open. The plotted value is still a perpetual-futures reference value there, not the cash price.
Dashed line — the cash market is closed
A broken line is the dashed segment. Its values come from the same source as the solid one.
A dashed segment covers the hours when the related cash market is closed. Perpetual futures keep trading then, so the same reference series continues as a dashed line.
The card badge — market state and close ratio
How the badge appears at the right end of a card header.
The badge at the top right of a card states the cash market's current state. While that market is closed the badge pairs the state with the close ratio, for example "After hours +1.77%"; while it is open the badge reads "Cash market open" with no percentage. The state labels are Cash market open, After hours, Cash market closed, Weekend, Unlisted and 24-hour trading. Cards for instruments outside this site's list of trading hours show no badge.
Close ratio — based on an oracle value or a perpetual-futures 15-minute close
The current reference value compared with an oracle value or a perpetual-futures 15-minute candle close.
The close ratio compares the current reference value with an oracle value or a perpetual-futures 15-minute candle close associated with the latest cash-market close. The formula is (current reference value − basis) ÷ basis × 100. It is not a comparison against the official cash-market closing price. It appears only while that market is closed. The 24-hour change uses the previous-day reference price of the same contract, a different comparison basis.
Display
Time or comparison
Value basis
Solid line
Related cash market is open
Perpetual-futures reference value
Dashed line
Related cash market is closed
Perpetual-futures reference value
24-hour change
Current reference-price change
The same Hyperliquid contract's previous-day reference price
Close ratio
Current reference-price change
Oracle value (preferred) / perpetual-futures 15-minute candle close
The 24-hour change compares the current reference value with the previous-day reference price of the same contract. It is not the cash market's previous-close change.
The close ratio appears only while the related cash market is closed. The Hyperliquid oracle value (the reference price the contract issuer publishes for the underlying) associated with the latest cash-market close is preferred. This is the last saved in-session value before the records switch to off-session. If it is unavailable, a perpetual-futures 15-minute candle close associated with the cash-market close is used. When the closing 15-minute candle is fetched separately and the candle ending at the cash close is missing, a candle ending up to one hour earlier is used. If neither basis exists, the ratio is omitted. The previous-day reference price is never substituted. Synthetic currency crosses such as EUR/JPY use the closing reference from their own synthetic series, not the oracle value of one currency leg.
Reference-class cards use a different presentation. Their line remains solid throughout, and they do not show a dashed segment or close ratio.
Solid and dashed lines separate cash-market hours, and the 24-hour change and close ratio use different comparison bases.
Symbol page guide
Reference value and the 24h basis
— means missing or invalid. Zero in price, open interest, or notional volume is a saved provider value. Percentage changes are rounded to two decimal places. A reference value alone is not used to calculate a change when the midpoint is missing. The current value is the mid price. The mid price, previous-day reference price, open interest and 24-hour notional volume are shown as the strings received.
Market observations (volume, open interest, funding)
They are read from the same request as the reference value on the symbol page. The retrieval time changes how much of a cash-market session falls within the rolling 24-hour period.
The comparison basis is nominal open interest: open interest multiplied by the mark price. Hyperliquid does not provide open-interest history through this public response, so no historical comparison is shown. Nominal values use USDC and quantities use contracts.
Turnover is the 24-hour notional volume in USDC. The daily and annual funding fields multiply the hourly provided rate by 24 and by 24 × 365; they are conversions, not accumulated amounts that actually occurred.
Daily observation log and period range
Observation time is the capture time of each daily snapshot, in UTC. These are daily observation values, not intraday highs or lows.
Every displayed number is either the original response string or the result of only the formula printed beside it on the symbol page.
Data sources
Source
Content
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Path and state
Hyperliquid
Perpetual-futures reference prices, 24-hour changes and candles
Requested while the board is open
Price data is fetched only through this site's API. Even if retrieval fails, the browser does not communicate directly with Hyperliquid. Values are not cash prices or official index values.
SEC EDGAR
Filed annual and quarterly results and historical per-share dividends
Normally monthly
A pre-build process reads SEC EDGAR company financial data. Only checked static records are displayed, with links to filings.
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Released CPI, payroll and unemployment values
Checked after release, normally within about one hour
The calendar displays checked server-side snapshots only. Forecast values are not used.
CFTC
Weekly futures-position statistics
Not adopted
A future candidate. The current page, build and browser do not request it.
Prices are requested through this site's API while the board is open; financial results and BLS values come from a pre-build process and server-side snapshots.
Financial statements and dividends
Structured SEC EDGAR filings are used for available records from 2008 onward. Missing periods, values with unverified units or issuer mappings, and values that cannot be confirmed as quarterly are omitted. A fourth quarter is not derived by subtracting earlier quarters from an annual total.
An indicative yield, when shown, divides checked trailing-twelve-month dividend history by the current Hyperliquid reference price obtained on the same page. It does not use a forecast dividend or a cash-market price denominator.
Values that cannot be checked are omitted, and forecast dividends are not used.
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics attribution
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. BLS.gov cannot vouch for the data or analyses derived from these data after the data have been retrieved from BLS.gov.
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