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AI & Enterprise

Korean retail investors pull savings and insurance to pile into Samsung and SK hynix

Overseas media are focusing on a South Korean market trend in which retail investors are pulling money from deposits and savings-type insurance to buy large semiconductor stocks. BeInCrypto reported that funds are moving from safe assets into equities, concentrating on SK hynix and Samsung Electronics as expectations for AI semiconductor demand rise. It cited falling savings bank and term deposit balances, rising credit buying by older investors, and increased insurance cancellations, while warning of risks from leverage and volatility.

Crypto

Bitwise CIO says Hyperliquid undervalued; U.S. CFTC regulation a wild card

Hyperliquid’s native token HYPE is being cited as a likely strong performer among major cryptocurrencies in 2026. Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan says the token remains undervalued despite rising about 90 percent year to date. He points to growth in non-crypto trading volume, an estimated $800 million to $1 billion in annual revenue and a buyback-linked fee model. Regulatory pressure, including possible CFTC registration, is seen as a key variable.

Mobility

Subaru effectively shelves in-house EVs as profit plunges 90 percent, strategy retreat

Subaru has effectively postponed plans to launch its own internally developed electric vehicles indefinitely, pivoting toward hybrids and gasoline-powered models amid deteriorating results and uncertainty in the U.S. market. It withdrew a plan to introduce up to four in-house EVs by 2028 and delayed EV production at a new plant in Oizumi, Gunma. Operating profit fell about 90 percent to 40.1 billion yen, and the company swung to a net loss.