On June 11, Roundhill Memory ETF rose 5.07% overnight, trading at $60.13/share with trading volume of $24.35 million.

The rally was driven by escalating bullish signals across the global memory chip market. TrendForce dramatically revised its DRAM contract price forecast, raising quarterly gains from an initial 55-60% to 90-95% — near a quarterly doubling and a fifteen-year record. NAND flash quarterly gains were similarly upgraded from 33-38% to 55-60%.

The structural supply-demand imbalance continues to intensify. Samsung, SK Hynix, and Micron have allocated approximately 80% of advanced capacity to HBM and high-end DDR5, compressing standard DRAM supply. Manufacturer inventories sit at just 3-4 weeks versus an 8-12 week safety standard. AI servers require 8-10x more DRAM per unit than traditional servers, while major cloud providers have locked in 3-5 year supply agreements, creating persistent structural shortages with no new capacity expected for 18-24 months. Industry forecasts project global memory revenue exceeding $1.28 trillion by next year, with annual DRAM prices expected to surge 125%.

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