On October 17, Roundhill Memory ETF fell 5.06% in regular trading, trading at $46.84/share, with turnover of $1.622 billion.

The move was linked to fading crowding in the AI memory trade and persistent concern over storage competition, which continued to pressure memory-related equities.

Recent market updates indicated that the ETF had already seen sharp weakness across overnight, pre-market, and prior regular trading sessions. The latest pressure centered on a warning that the crowded AI memory trade could face further liquidation, while foreign selling in Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix added to sector stress. Memory stocks were also reported to be down about 25% from their highs, reinforcing risk-off sentiment around the group.

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