Rumors of South Korea's 200 trillion won aggressive investment expectation being pared down to 80 trillion won have dampened market sentiment, leading to a slight rebound in Samsung and SK Hynix stock prices.

BlockBeats News, June 29th, according to Hyperinsight monitoring, the South Korean semiconductor sector rebounded in the afternoon. The previously worrisome "20 trillion KRW investment plan" finally landed as a semiconductor project of approximately 8 trillion KRW (about $51.8 billion), possibly due to lower-than-expected capital expenditure pressure and a slight easing of risk aversion, leading to a narrowing of the decline.

On Hyperliquid, SK Hynix surged 4.5% in the first half, temporarily reaching $1730; Samsung Electronics rebounded by 2%, currently at $214. On-chain data shows that the long positions' average entry prices for the two major assets in the market are $1608 and $217.3 for SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics, respectively. Samsung Electronics is currently below the long whales' average entry price.