The semiconductor sector on China's A-share market has seen a collective pullback, with multiple stocks in the memory chip segment hitting their daily limit down.

According to Bitget market data, the storage sector has undergone a deep correction and fallen into a technical bear market. South Korean stock SK Hynix has plunged nearly 50% from its June peak of 2,987,000 won (approx. $2,043) to 1,550,000 won (approx. $1,060); Samsung Electronics has dropped about 41% from its June high of 374,500 won (approx. $256) to 220,000 won (approx. $150). South Korea’s KOSPI index stands at 6,023 points, down roughly 36% from its June peak of 9,385.59 points. Japanese storage stock Kioxia has fallen over 60% from its peak of 112,700 yen to 44,550 yen. According to BIT (bit.com) market data, U.S. stocks Micron Technology has corrected around 29% from its peak, SanDisk down ~46%, Seagate down ~29%, and Western Digital down ~38%. The Roundhill Memory ETF (DRAM) has corrected over 35%, while the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index is down about 21%.

Hefei Investment Holding Group, the largest state-owned Chinese investor in Changxin Technology, stated in a published announcement that it invested in Changxin in 2016, helping the firm grow into China’s largest, most technologically advanced, and most comprehensively integrated enterprise for the R&D, design, and manufacturing of dynamic random-access memory (DRAM). Over the past decade, adhering to the concepts of "serving the country through industry", long-termism, and patient capital, Hefei Investment Holding Group has continuously maintained a heavy stake in the Changxin project, accompanying the company through industry cycles on its path of determined innovation and progress. As Changxin Technology’s founding shareholder and largest state-owned investor, Hefei Investment Holding Group extended warm and sincere congratulations to the firm on its successful listing on the Shanghai Stock Exchange’s Sci-Tech Innovation Board (STAR Market). Going forward, Hefei Investment Holding Group will continue to uphold the principles of long-termism and patient capital, support Changxin Technology’s development as always, deepen all-round cooperation, and jointly help Hefei build a globally influential integrated circuit industry hub.

South Korean AI chip companies Rebellions, FuriosaAI, and DeepX have adjusted their initial public offering (IPO) plans. Rebellions has rescheduled its listing on the Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) to the first half of next year, FuriosaAI targets the second half of 2028, and DeepX aims for 2027 to 2028. The three firms are each advancing with pre-IPO preparations and Series D financing rounds. As per their valuations, Rebellions is worth 3.4 trillion won, FuriosaAI around 3 trillion won, and DeepX approximately 2.85 trillion won. Their respective revenues last year stood at roughly 32 billion won, 5.7 billion won, and 3.3 billion won. Their mass production progress and customer orders include Rebellions’ next-generation chips such as the Rebel 100 and Renegade.

Yesterday, 230,862 new accounts were created on #Tron, up 42.87% and marking the highest daily total in the past month.

Jiang Zhuoer, founder of LTB Pool (B.TOP), stated in a post that after the current market cycle concludes, he will cease shorting ETH and instead shift to shorting BTC. He plans to use WBETH as collateral to short an equal amount of BTC spot. The reasoning includes: MicroStrategy (MSTR) is not expected to increase its BTC holdings for a long time; BitMine continues to purchase ETH; coupled with the development of real-world assets (RWA) and other sectors, this bear market may mirror the previous cycle, where BTC and ETH hit their respective lows at different times. In the last cycle, ETH bottomed at $881.56 on June 18, 2022, while BTC bottomed at $15,476 on November 21, 2022, with corresponding ETH/BTC exchange rates of 0.0500 and 0.0698 respectively. This cycle, there is a possibility that ETH will bottom at $1505.68 on June 6, 2026, prompting the shift to shorting BTC. BTC has already broken below its ascending channel, while ETH remains at the lower edge of its ascending channel.

According to Hyperinsight monitoring, a whale (0x4e23) has placed 62 limit sell orders for HYPE from last night to this morning, priced between $57.27 and $58.34, with an additional planned sell of approximately 320,400 tokens, totaling a nominal value of about $18.461 million, at a weighted average order price of $57.62. Of these, 55 sell orders are concentrated between $57.27 and $57.74, totaling around 273,200 tokens worth $15.709 million, accounting for 85.3% of all orders; the remaining 7 orders are priced between $58.22 and $58.34, valued at roughly $2.752 million. HYPE is currently trading at approximately $55.42, meaning the above sell orders are priced 3.4% to 5.3% above the current market price. These are not position reduction orders, indicating the whale is waiting for a price rebound to add to its short position rather than taking profits to exit. So far, 8 orders have been partially filled, totaling around 10,400 tokens sold for $597,000. The whale currently holds a full-position short of approximately 71,900 HYPE tokens at 5x leverage, with a position value of about $3.985 million, an average entry price of $57.17, unrealized profit of roughly $126,000, and a return rate of around 15.3%. If all remaining orders are filled, the whale’s HYPE short position will increase to approximately 392,300 tokens, with an estimated average entry price of around $57.54, expanding the position size to about $22.572 million. - HyperInsight Bot is now live. Add @HyperInsightBot to your Telegram group and set it as an admin (enable message sending permission) to automatically sync on-chain news.