SIMO

Silicon Motion Technology

SIMO 24/7 trading Spot + perpetual

Underlying stock: SIMO

$262.26 -8.74% 24h Volume: $105,934.68

257.57 Low / High 24h 288.54

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Pair

SIMO/USDT

Price history (USD)

Markets

Exchange	Pair	Price	24h %	24h Volume	Trade
	SIMO/USDT	$262.26	-8.74%	$105,934.68	Trade
	rSIMO/USDT	$262.00	-9.03%	—

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Silicon Motion Technology designs semiconductor chips called NAND flash controllers, which manage how data is stored on and retrieved from the flash memory used in solid-state drives, memory cards, and USB drives. Its controllers are sold to makers of SSDs and other storage products rather than to end consumers directly. The company is based in Taiwan, was founded in 1995, and trades in the United States as an American depositary share.

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