On the morning of the 16th, a static Volatility Interruption (VI) was triggered due to a sharp fluctuation in the share price of Bitgwajeonja, drawing investors' attention.

■ VI Lifted in About Two Minutes... Normal Trading Resumes According to the Korea Exchange, a static VI for Bitgwajeonja was triggered at 9:20:11 a.m. that day. The price at the time of triggering was 3,885 won, recording a discrepancy of 10.05% from the static VI reference price. Subsequently, the VI was lifted at 9:22:38 a.m., and normal trading resumed.

VI is a market safety mechanism that applies single-price trading for a certain period to protect investors and promote market stability when the share price of an individual stock changes rapidly within a short time.

■ Amid Improvement in Market Investment Sentiment... Active Supply-Demand for Individual Stocks The market is paying attention to a trend in which supply-demand changes for individual stocks are becoming active alongside recent improvements in overall market investment sentiment. In particular, trading is concentrated around stocks related to semiconductors, artificial intelligence (AI), and telecommunications equipment, leading to expanded volatility in some stocks.

For Bitgwajeonja, whose trading resumed after the VI was lifted that day, fierce buying and selling battles among investors are also continuing.

Securities firms advised that during a phase of expanded short-term stock price volatility, investors should examine trading volume and supply-demand trends together.

[※ This article was written based on publicly available market data and is not intended to solicit investment. It was generated using AI and then went through an editing process.]