Hyperliquid's storage sector led the rally in after-hours trading, with Micron, and SanDisk rising more than 4%.
Svmuu News: According to Hyperinsight data, while U.S. markets remained closed for Sunday, the storage sector on Hyperliquid led gains during the night session.MU (Micron) rose 4.6% to $1,028, with a 24-hour trading volume of $43 million and open interest reaching $260 million during the same period; SNDK (SanDisk) rose 4% to $2,060. The largest holder of the storage sector on Hyperliquid has also benefited. This address currently holds long positions in three major assets—MU, SNDK, and SK Hynix—with a combined position value of $31.5 million, and average entry prices of $968, $1,981, and $1,508, respectively.At 5:00 a.m. today, after SNDK rebounded from $2,000, the address significantly increased its long positions, further signaling optimism about the storage sector’s upward trend.
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