Changxin Storage-related assets, leading the advance, once again become the market focus, with HYPE coin price rebounding over 6% in a single day.

Prediction market Kalshi announced the launch of GPU computing forward curves, covering Nvidia’s B200, H200, and A100 chips, to offer market-anticipated future computing price predictions.

Today, SK Hynix led a sharp rebound in South Korea’s stock market. Bitget’s market data shows SK Hynix is currently up 12.49%. However, funding rate data from trade.xyz indicates investors may be actively shorting the stock: the annualized funding rate for SK Hynix on South Korea’s stock market stands at -55.37%, with a 24-hour trading volume of $1.36 billion and open interest of $492 million. For SK Hynix’s US-listed ADRs, the annualized funding rate is -63%, alongside a 24-hour trading volume of $413 million and open interest of $130 million.

On trade.xyz, the contract price of Changxin Technology (CXMT) has plunged sharply, falling more than 11% in the past hour to a current level of $7.6. During the same period, CXMT’s trading volume surged to $11.16 million, while open interest reached $9.15 million.

The Linux Foundation has launched the x402 Foundation to develop open payment standards for AI agents, APIs, and applications. The new foundation’s 40 members include AWS, Google, Visa, Mastercard, Stripe, Coinbase, Ripple, and Circle.

According to trade.xyz market data, the CXMT (Changxin Technology) contract on the platform surged sharply after its price protection mechanism was lifted, now trading at $8.48. Based on the post-IPO total share count of approximately 6.688 billion shares disclosed in the prospectus, its corresponding market capitalization hits 3.8 trillion RMB. Notably, since the price protection mechanism is triggered when the deviation between the underlying asset’s marked price and the oracle price is excessive, the current open interest of this contract amounts to $6.01 million, with a trading volume of $5.13 million.

South Korean President Lee Jae-myung said South Korea’s stock market, after a sharp rally in a short period, needs time to stabilize. Speaking at a policy meeting with senior government officials in Seoul on Wednesday, Lee stated, “South Korea’s domestic stock market is currently quite unstable. Given that the market has seen an unprecedented sharp rally in such a short timeframe, it will take time and a certain level of volatility to stabilize.” Lee acknowledged recent controversies surrounding leveraged ETFs, and urged heads of the Financial Supervisory Service (FSS) and Korea Exchange (KRX) to promptly address the issues and formulate follow-up response measures. Market analysts expect regulators will take steps to curb the impact of such high-risk products on market stability, including potentially raising the minimum margin requirements for investing in leveraged ETFs. South Korea’s largest opposition party, the People Power Party, on Tuesday accused the Lee Jae-myung administration of setting ambitious stock market goals while ignoring accumulating leverage risks, thereby encouraging excessive risk-taking.