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Flash storage is SanDisk's business. The company makes NAND chips, SSDs and memory cards, and has traded on Nasdaq as SNDK since its spin-off from Western Digital in 2025. SNDK perps are crypto-settled contracts that track the share price, so traders get long or short exposure with stablecoin margin but own no shares. They suit traders who want leverage on the memory chip cycle or need to react outside US market hours.
Memory prices drive this stock, and AI data centre demand for storage has made it a closely watched chip name. Earnings, guidance and NAND contract pricing move it most. Nasdaq is closed overnight and at weekends while the perps trade 24/7, so they can drift away from the last close and swing on thin liquidity. Binance and OKX lead perp volume, with tradeXYZ, a builder-deployed market on Hyperliquid, next in line.
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Every tracked SNDK perpetual market
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SanDisk is an American maker of flash storage, including NAND chips, solid state drives, USB drives and memory cards. Western Digital bought it in 2016 and spun it off again as a separate listed company in 2025, trading on Nasdaq under the SNDK ticker.
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The perps keep trading 24/7, so their price reflects news and sentiment while the stock market is shut. When Nasdaq reopens the share price can open at a different level, and the perp usually moves quickly to line up with it. Weekend and overnight liquidity is thinner, so spreads can widen and sharp swings are more likely.
No. SNDK perps are crypto-settled derivatives that track the SanDisk share price, with gains and losses paid in stablecoins. Holders receive no shares, dividends or voting rights, and positions carry funding payments and liquidation risk like any other perp.
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NAND flash pricing and the wider memory cycle have the biggest effect, since SanDisk's profits rise and fall with chip prices. Demand for storage in AI data centres, quarterly earnings and guidance, and results from peers such as Micron also move the stock and its perps.
SNDK perpetual futures are derivatives contracts that track the price of SanDisk and never expire. They settle in crypto, usually USDT or USDC, so you get long or short price exposure with leverage without owning shares. A funding rate keeps the contract close to the reference price.
Funding is a payment between longs and shorts. When SNDK perps trade above the reference price, funding is positive and longs pay shorts. When they trade below it, shorts pay longs. Most exchanges settle every 8 hours and some, including Hyperliquid, settle every hour.
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Coinperps does not give trading advice. Funding, open interest, the long/short ratio and liquidations show how other traders are positioned, but crowded positioning can last longer than expected. Size positions so a liquidation would not hurt you.
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