According to Svmuu News, Gate market data shows that South Korea’s leading semiconductor company, SK Hynix (000660), traded at $1,274.16 during the session, up 2.98%; Samsung Electronics (005930) was trading at $176.69, up 3.53%, as the semiconductor sector continued its rebound. According to CoinGlass data, trading in SK Hynix and Samsung contracts was active. Specifically, on the Gate platform, SK Hynix futures had an open interest of $34.85 million and a trading volume of $92.87 million; Samsung Electronics futures had an open interest of $2.95 million and a trading volume of $5.17 million, with both metrics consistently ranking among the industry’s top performers.
Gate’s stock trading platform has established a 24/7 trading service system covering three core markets—U.S., Hong Kong, and South Korea—supporting over 10,000 U.S. stocks and ETFs, more than 1,500 Hong Kong stocks, and over 1,000 South Korean stocks, for a total of over 12,500 stocks and ETFs worldwide. Users can invest in global stocks through a single Gate account using USDT, with fractional share trading starting as low as 0.01 shares and the right to receive stock dividends. The platform also supports transferring positions between U.S. and Hong Kong brokerages, as well as corporate actions such as stock splits and reverse stock splits, further optimizing the stock investment experience.
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SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics Rise During Trading Session; Gate-Related Contracts Continue to Lead in Volume
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