Blockchain hours and market hours are different
Robinhood Chain transactions can be submitted outside the regular U.S. stock-market session. That does not mean the referenced company's shares are trading on their exchange at the same moment. SNDK references that share through a separate tokenized debt security, so the token's on-chain trading conditions can diverge from a brokerage order in the underlying stock.
When the underlying market is shut, Robinhood's indicative bid/ask midpoint may reflect stale information. News can change expectations before the next market open. On-chain liquidity may thin out, widen spreads, or stop being quotable at all. The practical question is whether there's an executable SNDK route for your amount at an acceptable total cost, not whether the token is technically transferable 24/7.
A useful after-hours checklist
Compare the swap's input and output, price impact, slippage setting and Robinhood Chain gas. Check when the price snapshot was taken. Confirm the output contract is 0xB90A19fF0Af67f7779afF50A882A9CfF42446400; symbols alone are not reliable identity. A failed or expired route is a liquidity or execution issue, not evidence that the underlying exchange itself was open.
Open the SNDK asset profile for a wallet preview and dated snapshot. This page explains market structure, not a prediction about the next trading session.