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TradingKey - On June 22, Seoul time, Lee Chan-jin, Governor of South Korea's Financial Supervisory Service, publicly stated that authorities are studying special regulatory measures for single-stock leveraged ETFs linked to Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix. This statement marks the first time regulators have publicly responded to the associated risks through an official press conference hosted by the Governor since the products were listed at the end of May.

TradingKey - The latest precious metals research report from Morgan Stanley (MS) shows that while continuous gold buying by global central banks provides solid downside support, gold's (XAU/USD) march toward a historic high of $5,200 per ounce is encountering strong headwinds from the Federal Reserve's hawkish policy.

• BNB prices rose due to real-world asset utility and institutional interest. • The rollout of bStocks enables 24/7 trading of tokenized U.S. equities. • Regulatory uncertainties and EU MiCA compliance deadlines create potential market headwinds.

Nvidia's 2026 annual shareholder meeting is scheduled to be held on June 24, with capacity ramp signals for its flagship Blackwell chip and its first self-developed Vera CPU drawing intense focus from global investors.

• Morgan Stanley filed an S-1 amendment for a spot Solana ETF with low fees. • South Korea’s ruling party discussed Solana regulatory frameworks with the Solana Policy Institute. • Solana network metrics show millions of active users and stablecoin supply over fifteen billion.

TradingKey - During the Asian trading session on June 22, Japanese and South Korean stock markets fell before rebounding. Dragged down by news of a stalemate in US-Iran negotiations over the weekend, both markets opened lower in early trading. However, market sentiment recovered quickly in the afternoon following news that the talks had made substantial progress. The Nikkei 225 Index surpassed 72,000 points for the first time, setting a new intraday record high. South Korea's KOSPI Index erased an early decline of nearly 2% to turn positive, reclaiming the 9,100-point mark.

• Palladium prices rose following diplomatic progress ensuring safe shipping through the Strait of Hormuz. • Institutional investors increased long positions after the metal reached key technical support levels. • Chinese rural vehicle policies and lower energy costs supported the long-term industrial demand outlook.

• The CLARITY Act framework classifies Ethereum as a digital commodity under CFTC jurisdiction. • Assurance of ongoing funding for core protocol development has restored investor confidence. • Exhaustion of spot ETF liquidations and short covering bolstered Ethereum price stability.

• Silver prices rebounded due to short-covering and increased geopolitical risk premiums. • Rising Middle East tensions fueled safe-haven demand, offsetting hawkish Federal Reserve policy. • Persistent global supply deficits continue to provide structural support for silver prices.

TradingKey - During the Asian trading session on June 22, SK Hynix rose over 6% at one point to 2.944 million KRW, hitting a new historic high, with its market capitalization surpassing 2,000 trillion KRW. The Hong Kong-listed Southern 2x Long SK Hynix ETF strengthened in tandem, with its intraday gains widening to 18% at one point to reach HKD 190.85. As of press time, SK Hynix shares were trading at 2.906 million KRW, up 5.14%.

TradingKey — According to South Korean media reports, approximately 30 executives and business heads from LG Group are scheduled to arrive today at Nvidia's (NVDA) headquarters in Santa Clara, California, to hold in-depth discussions on cooperation in the fields of physical AI and robotics. This visit comes just two weeks after LG Chairman Koo Kwang-mo met with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang in Seoul on June 8, signaling that both parties have transitioned from high-level strategic dialogue to the stage of substantive implementation.

TradingKey - Negotiations between US and Iranian delegations in Switzerland took an abrupt turn on Sunday. According to Iranian state media, after 80 minutes of talks, the Iranian delegation walked out of the venue due to "insulting remarks" by the US side. Meanwhile, Trump issued a warning, stating he "will once again launch very heavy strikes against Iran." Affected by this, Brent crude futures rose by as much as 1.5% after the opening of the Asian market on Monday, while WTI crude also gained over 1%. US stock index futures fell across the board, with S&P 500 futures down 0.72% and Nasdaq 100 futures dropping over 1%.

• Bitcoin consolidated above the sixty-thousand-dollar support level following exhaustion of selling pressure. • Whale wallets and corporate treasuries continue intensifying long-term accumulation of Bitcoin supply. • On-chain transaction activity reached multi-year highs, signaling robust underlying network utility.

• The CLARITY Act classifies Ethereum as a digital commodity, boosting institutional investor confidence. • Corporate participants confirmed that Ethereum ecosystem development remains fully funded and secure. • The upcoming Glamsterdam upgrade will implement parallel transaction processing to lower gas fees.

• Silver prices rebounded following a technical reset and short-covering by institutional buyers. • Persistent physical supply deficits and strong industrial demand provide a fundamental price floor. • Diplomatic developments reduced geopolitical tension and stabilized energy-driven inflation expectations.

TradingKey - The geopolitical ceasefire between the United States and Iran on Monday, June 15, marked a major breakthrough, reopening the Strait of Hormuz and sending Brent crude down 4.8 percent to around 83 dollars per barrel, which significantly eased global inflation anxieties.

TradingKey - During the Asian session on June 22, Japanese and South Korean stock markets both opened lower. The Nikkei 225 opened down 0.26% at 71,067.15 points, while the KOSPI opened at 8,954.43 points, down 97.99 points or approximately 1.1%.

• Hawkish Federal Reserve interest rate policies have reduced global liquidity for high-beta digital assets. • XRP derivatives market open interest contracted significantly as leveraged long positions were systematically unwound. • On-chain metrics show a fifty percent decline in active addresses and increased whale distribution.

• ON Semiconductor shares rose due to broader technology sector rallies and falling Treasury yields. • Demand for AI power-management chips and electric vehicle solutions drove company-specific growth. • Strong institutional backing and favorable valuation metrics support a consensus moderate buy rating.

• Credo Technology reported strong fourth-quarter financial results exceeding analyst revenue and earnings expectations. • The DustPhotonics acquisition enhances the company's silicon photonics capabilities for hyperscale data centers. • Multiple analysts raised price targets, citing robust demand for artificial intelligence hardware connectivity.