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XYZ100 tracks a modified market-capitalization-weighted index of 100 of the largest, most actively-traded, non-financial companies that are listed on a U.S. stock exchange, serving as a benchmark for large-cap U.S. technology and growth equities.
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XYZ100 Climbs 2.21% as Memory Chips Rebound on Korea's Record Export Haul
XYZ100, the Hyperliquid perp tracking the Nasdaq-100, is up about 2.21% over 20 hours to roughly $29,170, riding the cash index to its best session in three weeks. The lift is almost entirely a memory story: Micron, Western Digital and Sandisk each jumped about 12% after South Korea reported record June chip exports, up nearly 200% year over year on AI-server demand for high-bandwidth and DDR5 memory. That was enough to overshadow a tenth straight day of US-Iran hostilities and Brent crude back above $91. It also sets up the real test — Alphabet and Tesla earnings on Wednesday.
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XYZ100 Climbs 2.21% as Memory Chips Rebound on Korea's Record Export Haul
XYZ100, the Hyperliquid perp tracking the Nasdaq-100, is up about 2.21% over 20 hours to roughly $29,170, riding the cash index to its best session in three weeks. The lift is almost entirely a memory story: Micron, Western Digital and Sandisk each jumped about 12% after South Korea reported record June chip exports, up nearly 200% year over year on AI-server demand for high-bandwidth and DDR5 memory. That was enough to overshadow a tenth straight day of US-Iran hostilities and Brent crude back above $91. It also sets up the real test — Alphabet and Tesla earnings on Wednesday.
XYZ100 Slips 1.87% as TSMC's Blowout Draws a Sell-the-News Fade and Hormuz Jolts Oil
XYZ100, the Hyperliquid perp tracking the Nasdaq-100, is down about 1.87% over 23 hours to roughly $29,230 — and the twist is that the cash index actually closed green on Wednesday. The selling is an overnight story. Taiwan Semiconductor reported a record second quarter and raised full-year revenue guidance above 40%, yet Nasdaq futures still slipped about 0.6% into Thursday, a textbook sell-the-news on the AI trade after a two-day rally. Compounding it, a fresh Strait of Hormuz shutdown sent crude higher and flipped global markets risk-off, giving a richly valued megacap index every excuse to hand back its gains.
XYZ100 Adds 2.34% as Apple's $30B Broadcom Deal and Nvidia Carry the Nasdaq Over an Iran-Driven Selloff
XYZ100, the Hyperliquid perp tracking the Nasdaq-100, added 2.34% over 23 hours to about $29,430 while the rest of Wall Street sold off. The split was the whole story: the Dow fell more than 500 points and the S&P 500 slipped as crude jumped roughly 5% on President Trump declaring the U.S.-Iran ceasefire over, but megacap chips dragged the Nasdaq into the green. Apple's new $30 billion-plus commitment to have Broadcom build custom U.S. silicon lifted AVGO about 4.8%, and Nvidia rose about 3.7% on demand for its next-generation Vera Rubin platforms. It is the mirror image of last week's chip profit-taking — this time the Nasdaq-100's megacap weighting is exactly why it outperformed.
XYZ100 Falls 1.66% as Chip Profit-Taking Opens Q3, Even as the Dow and S&P Rise
XYZ100, the Hyperliquid perp tracking the Nasdaq-100, slipped 1.66% over 24 hours to about $29,760 on the first trading day of the third quarter. The drag was concentrated, not broad: traders opened Q3 by booking profits in the semiconductors that carried the first half, with Micron and SanDisk off roughly 8% and the main chip ETFs down more than 5%. The tell is that the Dow and S&P 500 actually closed higher on the day, so this reads as rotation out of mega-cap tech rather than a market-wide risk-off. A near-9% pop in Meta on its new cloud business is most of what kept the index drop this shallow.
XYZ100 Rebounds 1.83% as Iran Stands Down and SCOTUS Shields the Fed
XYZ100, the Hyperliquid perp tracking the Nasdaq-100, climbed 1.83% over two hours to about $29,580, clawing back part of the index's worst week in more than a year. The bid was macro, not fundamental: the US and Iran agreed to halt the weekend's tit-for-tat strikes and set talks in Doha, while the Supreme Court blocked Trump from firing Fed Governor Lisa Cook in a 5-4 ruling that walled off central-bank independence. After a roughly 4.6% Nasdaq drop driven by AI-spending fears, two policy catalysts — not any change in the AI story — did the repricing. Nvidia, Intel, Microsoft, Amazon and Meta each added around 2% as traders re-pivoted to longs.
XYZ100 Gives Back the Micron Pop as Apple's 6% Price-Hike Drop Hits the Index
XYZ100, the Hyperliquid perp tracking the Nasdaq-100, slid 2.34% over 13 hours to about $29,210, erasing the after-hours pop that Micron's blowout earnings handed it the night before. The cash session repriced around Apple, which fell roughly 6% — its worst day in over a year — after raising MacBook and iPad prices to cover surging memory costs. That is the same DRAM boom that made Micron's print look great, now landing as a tax on the index's largest weight. The Nasdaq logged a fourth straight down day while the Dow closed at a record, a clean picture of money rotating out of tech.
XYZ100 Climbs 2.46% as Micron's After-Hours Beat Bids Up Nasdaq Futures
XYZ100, the Hyperliquid perp tracking the Nasdaq-100, is up 2.46% over four hours to roughly $29,810 — and almost none of that is a cash-session move. The Nasdaq-100's cash close on June 24 was actually lower; the green candle is the after-hours read on Micron, which reported a fiscal Q3 beat after the bell and rose more than 13%, dragging the whole futures complex up with it. It lands on a brutal week that knocked the Nasdaq down roughly 850 points on AI-valuation and rate-hike fear. Micron's sold-out HBM is the direct rebuttal to the memory-glut bears who drove that selloff, which is why one chipmaker's print is moving the entire index.
XYZ100 Slides 2.20% as Pre-Fed Rotation Drains Tech and SpaceX's Pop Skips the Nasdaq-100
XYZ100, the Hyperliquid perp tracking the Nasdaq-100, fell 2.20% to roughly $29,970 on a day the Dow set a record high — a textbook pre-Fed rotation out of long-duration tech into financials as oil collapsed on the Iran ceasefire. The Nasdaq-100 dropped about three times harder than the Nasdaq Composite for a specific reason: SpaceX, up 9.9% on its $60 billion Anysphere buyout, carried the broad tape but isn't in the 100, so this index got none of the cushion. Underneath it all sat Kevin Warsh's first FOMC decision, due June 17, where the worry isn't a cut that was never coming but a hawkish shift from an easing bias to neutral. Long-duration growth has the most to lose if he delivers it.
XYZ100 Adds 3.53% on Trump's Iran Climbdown and an Intel-Led Chip Bid
XYZ100, the Hyperliquid perp tracking the Nasdaq-100, added 3.53% to roughly $29,390 in a textbook geopolitical relief bounce: Trump canceling Wednesday's planned strikes on Iran and floating a near-term peace deal flipped a 900-point Dow drop into a 2.54% Nasdaq day. The same de-escalation pulled oil down about 3%, which conveniently defangs the energy-driven 4.2% May CPI that had been feeding rate-hike bets. Underneath the macro, a Bank of America double-upgrade of Intel dragged the entire chip-equipment complex up more than 8% — outsized fuel for an index this concentrated in semiconductors. The catch: Iran never confirmed a deal, and Kevin Warsh's first FOMC lands June 17.
XYZ100 Fades 1.66% as the Relief Bounce Stalls Into Wednesday's CPI Print
XYZ100's 1.66% slip to roughly $29,190 isn't a fresh shock — it's the weekend-and-Monday relief bounce off Friday's 4.18% Nasdaq rout running out of buyers as traders trim risk ahead of Wednesday's May CPI report. Consensus has headline inflation re-accelerating to 4.2% year over year, the hottest since April 2023, which has lifted 2026 Fed rate-hike odds above 50% on prediction markets after a blowout 172,000 May jobs print. The bigger event sits a week out: the June 16-17 FOMC, Kevin Warsh's first as Fed chair, with the rates market bracing for a hawkish hold. Until then the perp is consolidating inside its post-rout range, not pricing anything new.
XYZ100 Adds 1.83% on a Shut Weekend Tape as the Perp Front-Runs Monday's Open
U.S. cash equities and CME index futures are both closed for the weekend, so XYZ100's 1.83% grind to roughly $29,100 is pure 24/7 perp price discovery rather than a response to anything new. It reads as a continuation of the bounce off Friday's 4%-plus Nasdaq rout, the worst session since April 2025, when a hot May jobs print and a Broadcom-led chip unwind gutted the long-duration trade. There is no fresh catalyst. The first real test comes when futures reopen Sunday evening, with the cash market and the June 16-17 FOMC behind it.
XYZ100 Bounces 2.46% on a Closed Weekend Tape, Retracing Friday's Rout
U.S. equities and index futures are both shut for the weekend, so XYZ100's 2.46% move to roughly $29,270 is pure 24/7 perp price discovery rather than a reaction to anything new. It reads as a partial mean-reversion off Friday's 4%-plus selloff, the index's worst session since April 2025, when a hot jobs print and a chip unwind gutted the long-duration trade. There is no fresh catalyst here. The next real test is the June 16-17 FOMC, where the rates market is now flirting with a hike instead of a cut.
Nasdaq-100 Sheds 4.7% as a Hot Jobs Print Revives the December Rate-Hike Bet
May payrolls came in at 172,000 against expectations near 80,000, and the labor market's strength did what it has done all spring: it killed the rate-cut story and pulled the long-duration end of the index down with it. Chips were already on the back foot after Broadcom's blowout AI quarter still missed Wall Street's elevated bar, and the jobs number turned a wobble into the Nasdaq's worst session since April 2025. XYZ100 fell about 4.7% on Hyperliquid to roughly $29,060.
Nasdaq-100 Slides as Trump Leaves Beijing With a Boeing Order and Yields at a One-Year High
Trump's two-day Beijing summit with Xi ended Friday with one Boeing order, no Nvidia chip-sale concession, and no path off the Iran war. The 10-year Treasury yield ripped roughly 14 basis points to about 4.59%, the highest in a year, and oil added $3 to $104.24 with the war still feeding the inflation tape. XYZ100 fell about 1.85% on Hyperliquid to roughly $29,080, with the chip names that carried the index in May taking the index down with them.
Nasdaq-100 Shrugs Off the Hottest PPI Since 2022 as Chip Dip-Buyers Step In
The April PPI printed 1.4% month over month, the largest single-month jump since April 2022 and nearly triple the 0.5% consensus. The Nasdaq-100 went higher anyway. XYZ100 climbed roughly 2.4% on Hyperliquid to around $29,330 as semiconductors bid back after Tuesday's CPI-driven bloodbath, with Nvidia, Micron, and the SMH each adding 2 to 3% and Qualcomm bouncing 4.3% premarket. Rate-cut hopes for the rest of 2026 are now fully priced out, with December hike odds creeping toward 40%.
Nasdaq-100 Slides as April CPI Hits 3-Year High and the Chip Trade Unwinds
XYZ100 traded down to roughly $28,880 on Hyperliquid as the April CPI print hit 3.8% year over year, the highest reading since May 2023, with core CPI climbing 0.4% on the month. The Nasdaq Composite led the broader equity selloff at -1.7% as semiconductor names that had ripped through a parabolic week gave back gains. Qualcomm fell 12% in its worst session since 2020, Intel dropped 9% after a 35% five-day run, and rate-cut odds for the rest of 2026 collapsed.
Iran-Oman Hormuz Protocol Reverses Nasdaq-100's Intraday Crash in Hours
The Nasdaq-100 staged one of its sharpest intraday reversals since the Iran war began, clawing back from a 2.2% deficit to close marginally green on April 2. The catalyst was an IRNA report that Iran and Oman are drafting a protocol to monitor shipping transit through the Strait of Hormuz, which markets read as the first diplomatic path to reopening the waterway. The index snapped a five-week losing streak heading into the Good Friday holiday, even as WTI crude finished above $111 per barrel.
Trump's Iran Escalation Speech Erases Nasdaq-100 Rally in Minutes
Trump's prime-time address on the Iran war reversed the Nasdaq-100's strongest session in a month. Instead of the ceasefire timeline markets had priced on Monday, the president pledged extremely hard strikes for two to three more weeks and punted Strait of Hormuz reopening to other nations. S&P 500 futures lost $550 billion in market cap within 25 minutes of the speech. Brent crude reversed its earlier losses to trade above $109.
Nasdaq-100 Snaps Four-Week Losing Streak After Trump Signals Iran War Exit
President Trump told aides he is willing to end the Iran war without reopening the Strait of Hormuz, triggering the strongest single-session tech rally in a month. The Nasdaq Composite gained 3.1% as mega-caps led across the board, with the VIX dropping below 28 for the first time in two weeks. A consumer confidence beat added support, though oil above $100 and forward expectations at 70.9 temper the relief.
Oil at $112 Kills 2026 Fed Rate Cut Bets as Nasdaq-100 Falls for Fourth Straight Week
Brent crude settled at $112.19 on Friday as the US-Iran conflict enters its fourth week, pushing 10-year Treasury yields to 4.38% and effectively ending trader expectations for Federal Reserve rate cuts this year. The Nasdaq-100 fell 1.9% to close at 23,898, its fourth consecutive losing week. A $5.7 trillion options expiry amplified the late-session selling.
How to Trade Nasdaq-100 Index (XYZ100) on Hyperliquid
XYZ100 is a perpetual futures contract on Hyperliquid that tracks the Nasdaq-100, the benchmark index of the 100 largest non-financial companies listed on U.S. exchanges. Deployed through Hyperliquid's HIP-3 permissionless market protocol by Trade[XYZ], XYZ100 gives traders 24/7 on-chain access to concentrated U.S. large-cap tech and growth equity exposure with up to 30x leverage.
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