On July 21, Roundhill Memory ETF rose 5.11% overnight, trading at $55.85/share, with turnover of $67.69 million.

On the news front, multiple catalysts converged to drive the memory chip sector higher. SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won warned that current memory chip prices are in an abnormal state, projecting overall memory demand to surge nearly 60% next year with supply shortages persisting through 2027. Investment bank KeyBanc forecast Q3 DRAM prices to rise 15%-20% quarter-over-quarter, with NAND flash surging 30%-40%. TrendForce further projected Q3 DRAM contract prices to climb 13% sequentially, reinforcing pricing momentum.

Separately, Samsung Electronics announced the formation of a new robot division RX reporting directly to its CEO, aimed at accelerating R&D and commercialization of robotics as a growth engine. Samsung shares surged 6.4% in Korea, while Micron gained 3.17% and SK Hynix rose 3.59%, collectively lifting the ETF. Additionally, reports indicated Middle Eastern sovereign AI funds have initiated procurement negotiations with Samsung and SK Hynix, further tightening supply-demand dynamics.

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