Record-High AI-Driven Leveraged Bets in Asia: SK Hynix’s 2x Long ETF in South Korea Reaches $13 Billion in Assets Under Management
Svmuu News: The Kobeissi Letter posted on X that the Hong Kong-listed SK Hynix 2x Leveraged Long ETF has reached a record high of $13 billion in assets under management (AUM). This figure has more than tripled over the past two months, making it the second-largest product among Hong Kong’s approximately 250 listed ETFs. The fund currently accounts for approximately 13% of the total assets in Hong Kong’s local ETF market. It has also set the record for the fastest growth in assets under management among Asian ETFs and ranks fourth globally. The fund was launched in October 2025, less than eight months ago.
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