#Get2SharesOfSKHynixAtZeroCost

This is a major milestone in the technology and chip landscape.
SK Hynix briefly overtook Samsung Electronics on June 22, 2026,
marking the first time in about 25 years that Samsung relinquished its position as the highest market capitalization company in South Korea based on common stock market value.
The mechanism behind this historic shift—and what it means for the market—
centers on several key factors:
Focus Power of HBM: Unlike Samsung, which operates as a highly diversified conglomerate (smartphones, displays, consumer appliances, and traditional memory),
SK Hynix is a pure semiconductor powerhouse.
By securing a dominant edge in High Bandwidth Memory (HBM)—providing a super-fast vertical memory stack crucial for Nvidia AI processors—
they have captured the largest share of the explosive AI capital expenditure surge.
More than 340% Year-to-Date Rally:
This intense industry concentration has acted as a super growth vehicle,
lifting SK Hynix’s valuation past 2,080 trillion won.
Asterisk on the Title:
While SK Hynix takes the crown based on standard listed shares,
Samsung still maintains an overall advantage if you consider its large pool of preferred shares,
which add about 200 trillion won to its total market value.
Platform expansions like Gate, enabling direct trading of listed assets on KRX or synthetic stock derivatives via USDT,
highlight the increasing global retail demand to directly trade this AI chip competition.
Do you want to capture some of this HBM momentum,
or are you analyzing how Samsung might be trying to regain its definitive edge?