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Tokens designed to track stocks trade 24/7; the underlying securities do not. When traditional markets are closed, news accumulates and the security often opens away from its previous official close. Gap shows how large those opening moves have been historically, alongside the current executable premium and Chainlink reference change onchain.

Markets closed · opening moves are a weekend/overnight phenomenon

Data snapshot #124 · updated 22d ago

Live readings and historical opening moves

Executable premium is a validated two-sided market quote vs the healthy Chainlink token reference (shown as — when no live quote exists). Reference change is the current Chainlink token reference vs the prior reference reading — a feed change, not a tradable market price. The weekend columns are historical opening moves of the underlying security.

Historical opening moves of the underlying security

For every pair of consecutive trading sessions we take (next open ÷ previous close − 1). A move that spans a Saturday or Sunday is a weekend opening move; a single weeknight move is overnight. Holiday-extended breaks that cross a weekend count as weekend moves. We report the median and 95th percentile of the absolute move, how often it exceeded 1% / 3% / 5%, the largest on record, the number of observations, and the exact sample dates — descriptive statistics, with no score, rating, or signal.

Sample window 2021-08-23 to 2026-08-10, 260 weekend observations per ticker (five years of daily opens and closes).

These statistics use the traditional security's historical opens and closes. They do not represent historical Robinhood Chain liquidity or token premiums.

Informational only. Stock Tokens are tokens designed to track stocks and ETFs, not registered shares, and are unavailable to US persons. Updated 23d ago.