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Can SK hynix still be bought on the dip? Does the leading AI memory chipmaker remain worth watching amid the volatility?

On August 31, 2026, SK hynix (000660.KS) continued its recent weakness after the South Korean stock market opened. As of 9:10 a.m. local time, SK hynix was trading at 1.6M won, down 3.33% from the previous trading day. It briefly touched 1.58M won intraday, representing a maximum decline of 4.60%. At the day's exchange rate, the share price was approximately $1,165. This marked another significant fluctuation in SK hynix's ongoing pullback since it reached an all-time high in June 2026. For inve
SKHY0.83%
US5000.67%
NAS1000.91%
DRAM-0.58%
GateInstantTrends·08-31 03:01
Can SK hynix still be bought on the dip? Does the leading AI memory chipmaker remain worth watching amid the volatility?

HYPE Spot ETFs Post $56.85M in Net Inflows Last Week

According to ChainCatcher citing SoSoValue data, HYPE spot ETFs recorded net inflows of $56.85 million during the last trading week. Bitwise ETF BHYP led inflows with $41.68 million in weekly net inflows, bringing its historical cumulative net inflows to $156 million. As of press time, the total as
HYPE-0.73%
BHYP-1.05%
GateNews·08-31 02:59
HYPE Spot ETFs Post $56.85M in Net Inflows Last Week

Korean Leveraged ETF Trading Drops 90% One Month After Regulations

Korean single-stock leveraged ETF trading volume declined by over 90% one month after regulatory measures took effect. The KOSPI Volatility Index (VKOSPI) decreased from its peak following the implementation. Concerns persist about market volatility from margin trading and existing leveraged ETF
LucasBennett·08-31 02:38
Korean Leveraged ETF Trading Drops 90% One Month After Regulations

Japan’s $97 billion intervention to support the yen is losing steam, while risks of a Bitcoin carry-trade unwind are emerging.

As of August 28, the yen had fallen as low as 160.16 yen per $1, giving back more than half of the ground it had recovered after Japan’s intervention the previous month. Japan used 15.4 trillion yen to support its currency between July 30 and August 26. The yen’s decline has also heightened the risk of a carry trade reversal: if investors who financed positions with yen are forced to close those positions because the yen appreciates, they may also sell risk assets such as Bitcoin. Scale of Japan
ETH-1.27%
MarketWhisper·08-31 02:36
日本970億美元撐匯效果衰退引發比特幣套息平倉風險浮現