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On September 18, 2026, a roughly 3.5-meter-long shark wandered into an artificial waterway at Busan North Port Waterfront Park and has remained there ever since.
Afterward, people online nicknamed it “부캉이” based on “North Port.” The story quickly went viral nationwide, and during the Chuseok holiday period, more than 100,000 people visited each day to see it, with over 550,000 visits in total. Authorities initially planned to drive it away, but later decided to observe it instead out of concern that disturbing it could cause stress, while preparing a safe way to guide it back to the ocean. Busan’s Dong-gu district is also planning to hold a character design contest and turn the shark into a tourism mascot and merchandise.
The token is then paired with SKHY, the world’s second-largest memory chip manufacturer, primarily producing DRAM, NAND flash, and, most importantly right now, HBM.
These two assets form a trading pair, effectively connecting a “Korean Meme event” directly to a “Korean blue-chip stock.” On one side is a viral local shark from Busan, and on the other is a leading Korean AI memory-chip company. This allows the token to benefit from SKHY’s recognition and liquidity while also making it easy to tell a “Korean-themed connection” narrative.