The viral Roundhill Memory ETF (CBOE: DRAM) has been in the spotlight since going public in April this year.
Its stock jumped from $28 to $70 as its constituent companies surged.
This growth, together with the inflows, pushed its total assets to over $16 billion.
DRAM stock ended last week at $55.80, down by over 20% from its highest point on record as investors dumped technology stocks.
This retreat was steeper than that of the broader market, with the Nasdaq 100 Index falling by 5.9% from its highest point this year.










