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Live WTI Crude (CL) price, 24h volume, open interest, and funding rate. Trade WTI Crude 24/7 on Hyperdash, the most advanced trading terminal for Hyperliquid pro traders.
WTI Crude prices respond to macro conditions, supply and demand fundamentals, USD strength, and seasonal patterns. Review the chart, funding rate, and recent technicals before opening a position. Hyperdash does not provide investment advice. View CL chart.
WTI crude is driven by US shale production, OPEC+ output decisions, US dollar strength, refinery utilization, and weekly Cushing storage data from the EIA. Geopolitical events in major producing regions move it sharply. Backwardation versus contango in the futures curve signals near-term tightness or surplus.
Futures pits close on weekends. WTI Crude keeps trading on Hyperdash through Saturday and Sunday with no weekend gap or rollover.
WTI Crude tracks NYMEX WTI Light Sweet Crude Oil futures. WTI crude oil is a U.S. light sweet crude benchmark quoted in U.S. dollars per barrel.
WTI Crude on Hyperdash is a perpetual contract with no expiry. Underlying futures contracts expire on a defined schedule: The active WTI futures contract usually rolls before the front-month delivery period..
The most profitable wallets on Hyperdash are net short WTI Crude: about 63% of their notional sits on the short side of the trade. View extremely profitable cohort.
WTI Crude trades 24/7 on Hyperdash via the HIP-3 perpetual market. No need to wait for the futures-exchange pit session, no overnight close. Trade WTI Crude on Hyperdash.
WTI Crude on Hyperdash settles in USDC against the underlying spot reference. Perpetual contracts have no expiry. Funding payments keep the perp price aligned with the index.
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WTI Crude is priced in barrel, referenced against the NYMEX WTI Light Sweet Crude Oil futures.
WTI Crude prices respond to EIA weekly petroleum status and crude oil inventory series. Larger-than-expected builds typically pressure prices down; draws or supply disruptions push prices up.