According to CoinMeta, today there was a significant diversion in storage stock trading for the top HyperLiquid addresses. Funds are being withdrawn from long positions in Hynix and Sandisk and are shifting towards Micron instead. Micron recorded $6.242 million in new long trades and $3.743 million in closing long trades today, with a net increase of about $2.499 million. A total of 3 addresses were involved in opening new long positions, two of which had amounts exceeding $1 million each. In contrast, Hynix saw $0.689 million in new long trades and $2.164 million in closing long trades, resulting in a net reduction of $1.475 million; Sandisk had $2.324 million in new long trades and $10.299 million in closing long trades, leading to a net reduction of $7.974 million. Together, the two companies experienced a net reduction of about $9.449 million in long positions. The direction of funds has reversed from yesterday, as Micron's trading volume in new long positions today increased by 90.4% compared to yesterday's $3.278 million, making it the only one of the three major storage stocks to record a net increase.