WTI Crude Oil Price (24 Hours)

A perpetual-futures reference on the price of WTI-grade crude oil. Perpetual futures have no expiry date.

This page shows the Hyperliquid perpetual-futures reference for WTI Crude Oil.

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Update interval: Measured — (measuring) Candle interval: —

Current reference and 24h comparison

Observed value at 2026-08-23 00:05 UTC

Asset class
Commodity perpetual-futures reference
Source
Hyperliquid / xyz:CL
Price unit
USDC reference
Current reference
USDC 86.563
24h
-0.11% (24h)
Method
Prefer a finite midPx; use markPx only when midPx is unavailable
Legs
xyz:CL
Observed time
2026-08-23 00:05 UTC

Range position

2026-01-06 – 2026-08-22 · 229 daily candles (settled only). Daily candles are 24-hour perpetual-futures values, not official exchange closes.

Low for this period
USDC 55.812 (2026-01-07)
High for this period
USDC 118 (2026-03-09)
Position
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Second layer — symbol facts and market observations The chart above is a Hyperliquid perpetual-futures reference. The sections below use source-backed facts about this symbol and market data from the same contract response.

About this symbol

  • It references the USD price of one barrel of WTI Light Sweet Crude Oil. From the contract specification, retrieved 23 August 2026.

    Source: trade[XYZ] (contract issuer)

  • WTI is a low-density, low-sulfur grade. From the contract specification, retrieved 23 August 2026.

    Source: trade[XYZ] (contract issuer)

  • In 2022 U.S. petroleum consumption by end-use sector was transportation 66.6%, industrial 27.5%, residential 2.8%, commercial 2.5% and electric power 0.6%. From EIA published data, retrieved 23 August 2026.

    Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA)

  • In 2022, 98 countries produced about 80.75 million barrels of crude oil per day: the United States 14.7%, Saudi Arabia 13.2%, Russia 12.7%, Canada 5.6% and Iraq 5.5%. From EIA published data, retrieved 23 August 2026.

    Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA)

  • The external price references a designated futures contract. It rolls to the next contract in 20% steps from the 5th to the 10th business day of the month. From the contract specification, retrieved 23 August 2026.

    Source: trade[XYZ] (contract issuer)

  • External pricing runs from Sunday 18:00 ET to Friday 17:00 ET. A maintenance window applies from 17:00 to 18:00 ET, Monday through Thursday. From the contract specification, retrieved 23 August 2026.

    Source: trade[XYZ] (contract issuer)

Market observations Retrieved: —

Source = values returned for xyz:CL by Hyperliquid metaAndAssetCtxs (dex="xyz"). They are read from the same response and retrieval loop as the reference value above.

24h volume —

Comparison = nominal dayNtlVlm and contract quantity dayBaseVlm. The retrieval time changes how much of a cash-market session falls within the rolling period.

Nominal dayNtlVlm
—
Quantity dayBaseVlm
—
Nominal / quantity
—

Open interest (OI) —

Comparison = nominal open interest is openInterest multiplied by markPx. Hyperliquid does not provide open-interest history through this public response, so no historical comparison is shown.

openInterest (contracts)
—
markPx
—
Nominal (contracts × markPx)
—

Funding rate —

Comparison = the provided hourly funding value. The daily and annual fields are simple multiplications, not accumulated amounts that actually occurred.

Hourly (provided)
—
×24 (daily conversion)
—
×24×365 (365-day conversion)
—

Nominal values use USDC and quantities use contracts. Every displayed number is either the original response string or the result of only the formula printed beside it.

Observation log (15 daily snapshots) Latest: 2026-08-23 00:05:04.795 UTC

Observation time = each capturedAt in UTC. Comparison basis = midPx against prevDayPx in the same xyz:CL snapshot. Open interest is openInterest; turnover is dayNtlVlm in USDC.

Only stored daily snapshots are listed. Missing values are shown as —; there is no interpolation, carry-forward, or markPx substitution.

Observed at (UTC) midPx prevDayPx vs prevDayPx openInterest dayNtlVlm (USDC)
77.329 76.644 +0.89% 2789901.5780000002 30326463.4987209886
78.932 77.28 +2.14% 2735392.0520000001 64317848.2269589901
81.682 78.759 +3.71% 2867274.2859999998 237634933.1948310137
82.586 81.673 +1.12% 2675124.6319999998 245590870.8840079308
81.792 82.641 -1.03% 2339940.5680000009 172729672.9562008977
80.34 81.79 -1.77% 2478455.9279999998 171221766.5805139244
81.512 80.332 +1.47% 2420815.02 150834488.4897830188
81.084 81.631 -0.67% 2368057.3300000001 41743988.9901810139
84.216 81.652 +3.14% 2232784.824 161740883.112980932
84.526 84.435 +0.11% 2150479.952 148570690.404499948
84.431 84.515 -0.10% 1969269.8500000001 130392455.8297600001
86.328 84.435 +2.24% 2041988.7240000002 125219626.5042410493
86.721 86.307 +0.48% 2049612.112 105221419.8028869927
86.669 86.782 -0.13% 2044231.632 19362055.522482004
86.563 86.659 -0.11% 2046476.1000000001 19069504.1489370018

Ratio = (midPx / prevDayPx - 1) × 100, rounded to two decimal places. Raw strings are shown for midPx, prevDayPx, openInterest, and dayNtlVlm.

Missing snapshot dates in the displayed period: 2026-08-16.

Period range (15 finite midPx observations)

Comparison basis = the first, last, highest, and lowest finite midPx among the rows above. These are daily observation values, not intraday highs or lows.

First finite midPx observation2026-08-08 22:05:00.098 UTC
77.329
Last finite midPx observation2026-08-23 00:05:04.795 UTC
86.563
Highest finite midPx observation2026-08-21 22:05:05.650 UTC
86.721
Lowest finite midPx observation2026-08-08 22:05:00.098 UTC
77.329

How to read the chart

This reference chart uses candles for the same Hyperliquid contract. It is not the official cash-market chart.

Market hours

Market hours
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Frequently asked questions

What does the WTI Crude Oil price on this page represent?

It is the xyz:CL perpetual-futures reference from Hyperliquid. It is not a cash price, official index value, or exchange close.

What is the 24h comparison for WTI Crude Oil?

It compares the current reference against Hyperliquid prevDayPx for the same contract. It is not a comparison against the cash-market previous close.

What are the market observations for WTI Crude Oil?

They are dayNtlVlm, dayBaseVlm, openInterest, markPx, and funding from the same live response as the reference value. Derived fields show their formulas and the original response strings.

Basis of the reference value

This page shows the Hyperliquid perpetual-futures reference for WTI Crude Oil.

This reference chart uses candles for the same Hyperliquid contract. It is not the official cash-market chart.

Reference = Hyperliquid perpetual-futures reference. Not a cash price, official index, or exchange close.

24h = comparison against Hyperliquid prevDayPx for the same contract. Not a cash previous close.

Prices are Hyperliquid perpetual-futures reference values, not cash-market prices or official index values. This site does not provide investment advice.