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Tokens trade 24/7; the stocks they track do not. When US markets are closed, an onchain price can drift from the last official close — and when markets reopen, the token snaps toward the new reference. Gap measures that jump: how large it has been historically, and how large it is right now.

Markets closed · gap risk is a weekend/overnight phenomenon

Gap risk by ticker

How Gap is measured

The gap. For every pair of consecutive trading sessions we take (next open ÷ prior close − 1). A gap that spans a Saturday or Sunday is a weekend gap; a single weeknight gap is overnight. Holiday-extended breaks that cross a weekend count as weekend gaps.

The distributions. We use five years of daily opens and closes for each underlying (994 overnight and 260 weekend observations per ticker) and report the standard deviation (σ), the 95th percentile of the absolute gap, and the largest gap on record.

Gap Risk Score.A 0–100 transform of the larger of a ticker's two gap volatilities: 100 × (1 − e^(−σ ÷ 250 bps)). Higher means the token has historically jumped more when markets reopen. It is a description of past behavior, not a probability and not a recommendation.

The live gap.Onchain price (a validated two-sided executable quote where one exists, otherwise the Chainlink token reference, always labeled) versus the last stored official close. Data source and freshness are shown on each ticker's page. Sample window Mon Jul 19 to Mon Jul 06.

Informational only. Stock Tokens are unavailable to US persons. Updated 34m ago.