The new instruments, CXMTUSD and UNITREEUSD, allow market participants to gain exposure to companies moving AI from cloud software into tangible hardware. CXMT, a Hefei-based chipmaker founded in 2016, currently commands roughly 10% of the global DRAM revenue share as of Q2 2026. Its integration into the trading platform underscores the rising demand for domestic semiconductor production.

Unitree Robotics represents the other side of this hardware evolution, focusing on humanoid and quadrupedal machines. With over 5,500 humanoid units delivered in 2025, the company is positioning itself at the forefront of automated physical environments. STARTRADER CEO Peter Karsten noted that the industry is transitioning from pure software models toward memory chips and robotics, prompting the firm to offer round-the-clock access to these specific market drivers.