According to CoinMeta, 992.5 billion yuan in funds have left the market within the year, and South Korean stocks have faced a major withdrawal of foreign capital, with Samsung and SK Hynix being sold off. Affected by concerns about artificial intelligence financing and rising oil prices that have intensified risk aversion, South Korea's composite stock price index has been declining for five consecutive trading days. The South Korean stock market, which was once hailed as the "most impressive stock market" during the global AI investment boom, is now experiencing a major withdrawal of foreign capital. On the 13th, South Korea's KOSPI index closed down 5.46% at 6,035.35 points, hitting a new low since August. Among them, SK Hynix fell by more than 10%. South Korea's "Seoul Economic” reported that on the morning of the 13th, the South Korean stock market plummeted, with foreign investors continuing to sell Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix stocks. On the 13th, South Korea’s “Chosun Ilbo” reported that according to data released by the South Korean Exchange on the 13th, from the first trading day of the year to October 12th, foreign capital sold a net total of 199.10 trillion Korean won in the KOSPI market.