“最近买存储芯片，遇到两次假标了。”

Group 1 - The storage chip market is experiencing a significant surge in prices, leading to increased instances of counterfeit products and labels [1][7][10] - Two recent cases highlighted by a distributor, Amy, involved abnormal labeling on storage chips, raising concerns about authenticity [2][3] - The price of a common 8G DDR4 chip has skyrocketed from $1.7 in March to over $20, reflecting a more than tenfold increase since the beginning of the year [8][10] Group 2 - The influx of new participants in the storage market has complicated the trading chain, resulting in longer transaction paths and increased risk of counterfeit products [7][10][12] - Distributors are advised to prioritize purchasing from established channels and to verify labels and products before payment to mitigate risks [12][13] - The current market dynamics have created a divide among distributors, with some successfully navigating the market while others struggle due to lack of channels or customers [14]