The SK Hynix ETF craze is gradually becoming an important force in the stock's trading According to a report by Golden Finance on June 11th, Sandeep Rao, an analyst at Leverage Shares, stated that a series of leveraged exchange traded funds (ETFs) linked to SK Hynix have sparked a large amount of derivative trading, resulting in these products and their related hedge fund flows currently accounting for approximately 60% to 70% of the trading volume of the chip manufacturer's stock. This phenomenon highlights that people's enthusiasm for artificial intelligence has gradually evolved from investors buying stocks to leveraged ETFs occupying a larger share. With SK Hynix's stock price soaring by about 780% in the past year, the resulting options trading volume is already large enough, and some market participants suggest that the flow of funds may be as important as the company's fundamentals. Rao said, "The inflow of funds into SK Hynix's stock is increasingly coming from leveraged ETFs, rather than the attractiveness of the company's stock itself. In essence, the cash stock market is now dominated by leveraged ETFs, rather than the other way around