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Japanese and South Korean stock markets retreated after an initial rally, with the KOSPI closing slightly higher while the Nikkei 225 turned lower. Kioxia, SK Hynix, and Samsung all significantly pared back their earlier gains.

SK hynix has denied the acquisition of Intel’s US fab, putting its stock price under pressure and causing it to briefly fall below the 2 million mark.

U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded net inflows for six consecutive trading days, supporting Bitcoin prices as they surged past $66,000 and flashing positive bullish signals.

Japanese and South Korean stock markets extended their rally, with the KOSPI surging nearly 6% and the Nikkei 225 gaining nearly 2%. Kioxia and SK Hynix soared approximately 9%, while Samsung Electronics and SoftBank also followed the upward trend.

Japanese and South Korean equity markets staged a sharp rebound, with both the KOSPI and Nikkei 225 rising over 3%. Kioxia soared more than 17%, while SK Hynix, Samsung, and SoftBank climbed between 4% and 6%.

As SpaceX shares fell for seven consecutive sessions and broke below a key level, Cathie Wood has continued to increase her holdings, raising questions about her investment rationale.

Market concerns over a potential resurgence in inflation are gradually subsiding, leading to a recovery in the crypto market as both Bitcoin and Ethereum rose to reclaim key levels.

Japanese and South Korean stock markets rebounded following sharp declines, with the KOSPI and Nikkei 225 edging higher. Kioxia led the gains, while Samsung Electronics, SK Hynix, and SoftBank followed suit.

The U.S.-Iran conflict triggered a brief pullback in ETH, but the bullish technical structure remains intact, with the potential for continued gains to outperform Bitcoin.

SpaceX will conduct the Flight 13 return-to-flight mission as early as this Thursday. Will SpaceX's stock price see a sharp rebound or drop toward the $100 mark?

The KOSPI Index plummeted more than 4%, while Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix both fell over 3%, once again breaking below key levels.

South Korean stocks plunged again, with the KOSPI index diving more than 4% and triggering temporary trading halt mechanisms.

Japanese markets were closed for a holiday. South Korean stocks opened lower but trended higher, with the KOSPI ending slightly lower as Samsung Electronics and SK reversed earlier losses to turn positive.

The death of U.S. Senator Graham has narrowed the Republican majority in the Senate. Under the guise of a tribute, President Trump has urgently called for the accelerated passage of the "Clarity Act" to prevent the legislation from failing due to potential shifts in the midterm elections. The move is intended to protect his personal crypto empire, valued at up to $1.2 billion, and advance the strategy of making the United States the "crypto capital." However, the bill remains stalled, and delays could potentially persist until 2030.

Driven by the AI wave and robust demand for HBM capacity expansion, ASML saw its share price surge in the first half of 2026, prompting Wall Street investment banks to collectively raise their price targets. While high valuations may lead to short-term fluctuations between $1,700 and $2,000, the stock is highly likely to stabilize above the $2,000 mark by year-end. In the long term, bolstered by its absolute monopoly in equipment, the share price is projected to surpass $3,000 by 2030.

The last-minute cancellation of Starship V3's 13th test flight sent SpaceX shares tumbling once again, and the stock price is expected to remain under continued downward pressure.

Japanese stocks faced a "Black Friday" as the Nikkei 225 fell more than 4%. Kioxia’s plunge triggered a limit-down, while SoftBank plummeted 9%.

Kioxia shares tumbled 16% today, extending their decline over the past month to more than 50% and dropping the company's market capitalization ranking to fifth place in the Japanese stock market.

IBM found capital support near $200, but whether it can further strengthen depends on the upcoming conference call.

Japanese stocks extended their decline at the market open, with the Nikkei 225 falling more than 4%. Kioxia plummeted over 15%, and SoftBank dropped more than 7%.