STARTRADER Bets on AI, Space, and Crypto with 39 New US Stocks and ETFs
CFD broker STARTRADER has added 39 US-listed stocks and ETFs
to its platform, covering several investment themes accessible to retail
traders. The expansion cuts across sectors such as artificial intelligence,
semiconductors, energy, digital assets, and space, reflecting areas that
continue to attract strong institutional capital flows.
The newly added instruments include companies linked to
artificial intelligence development and deployment. These cover areas such as
chip architecture, software infrastructure, and data center ecosystems, which
support growing demand for large-scale computing.
According to Monday’s update, the addition also includes semiconductor and optical
technology firms that play a role in chip production and data transmission.
These companies form part of the broader supply chain required to sustain AI
systems and high-performance computing.
Related: STARTRADER Opens 24/5 Trading on US Stocks as CFD Brokers Race to Keep Markets Open
At the same time, the broker added assets tied to energy
production and grid infrastructure. The inclusion reflects rising electricity
demand linked to data centers and AI-related workloads. The selection also
includes exposure to uranium and other energy sources associated with long-term
power generation.
Our universe just expanded.
Access a broader range of instruments linked to themes such as AI, space, and emerging market sectors.
Explore more, diversify and start trading at STARTRADER.ππ³π’π₯πͺπ―π¨ ππππ΄ π€π’π³π³πͺπ¦π΄ π’ π©πͺπ¨π© ππ¦π·π¦π π°π§ π³πͺπ΄π¬ π’π―π₯β¦ pic.twitter.com/q1rcnTU5TN
β STARTRADER (@STARTRADER_int) May 25, 2026
Expansion Into Space and Digital Assets
The rollout includes companies
operating in the space sector. These firms focus on satellite communications
and low-Earth orbit infrastructure, areas that have seen increased investment
in recent years. STARTRADER also expanded its offering in digital assets
through companies involved in crypto infrastructure and blockchain operations.
Additionally, the broker introduced several exchange-traded
funds tracking regional markets, including Japan, South Korea, Brazil, India,
and China. The list also includes a leveraged technology ETF and a US Treasury
bond ETF, offering broader market exposure and diversification.
Trading Volumes Jump in Q1
Early this year STARTRADER introduced 24/5 trading on 20 of the most actively traded US stocks, allowing clients to trade beyond
standard exchange hours. The instruments appear under a β.24Hβ label within a
dedicated group on its platform.
The move places the broker alongside others such as
Pepperstone, IG, BlackBull Markets, and Deriv, which have also expanded into
round-the-clock weekday trading in recent years. Similar access already exists on platforms including
Robinhood, Webull, and Charles Schwab, reflecting a broader industry shift.
This expansion has boosted STARTRADERβs trading activity,
with the broker reporting $3.145 trillion in volume for the first quarter of
2026. The figure marks a 340% increase compared to the same period last year
and a 56.7% rise from the previous quarter.
On a monthly basis, the broker processed roughly $1 trillion
in trading volume during the three-month period, although it did not disclose a
breakdown by asset class, region, or platform.
CFD broker STARTRADER has added 39 US-listed stocks and ETFs
to its platform, covering several investment themes accessible to retail
traders. The expansion cuts across sectors such as artificial intelligence,
semiconductors, energy, digital assets, and space, reflecting areas that
continue to attract strong institutional capital flows.
The newly added instruments include companies linked to
artificial intelligence development and deployment. These cover areas such as
chip architecture, software infrastructure, and data center ecosystems, which
support growing demand for large-scale computing.
According to Monday’s update, the addition also includes semiconductor and optical
technology firms that play a role in chip production and data transmission.
These companies form part of the broader supply chain required to sustain AI
systems and high-performance computing.
Related: STARTRADER Opens 24/5 Trading on US Stocks as CFD Brokers Race to Keep Markets Open
At the same time, the broker added assets tied to energy
production and grid infrastructure. The inclusion reflects rising electricity
demand linked to data centers and AI-related workloads. The selection also
includes exposure to uranium and other energy sources associated with long-term
power generation.
Our universe just expanded.
Access a broader range of instruments linked to themes such as AI, space, and emerging market sectors.
Explore more, diversify and start trading at STARTRADER.ππ³π’π₯πͺπ―π¨ ππππ΄ π€π’π³π³πͺπ¦π΄ π’ π©πͺπ¨π© ππ¦π·π¦π π°π§ π³πͺπ΄π¬ π’π―π₯β¦ pic.twitter.com/q1rcnTU5TN
β STARTRADER (@STARTRADER_int) May 25, 2026
Expansion Into Space and Digital Assets
The rollout includes companies
operating in the space sector. These firms focus on satellite communications
and low-Earth orbit infrastructure, areas that have seen increased investment
in recent years. STARTRADER also expanded its offering in digital assets
through companies involved in crypto infrastructure and blockchain operations.
Additionally, the broker introduced several exchange-traded
funds tracking regional markets, including Japan, South Korea, Brazil, India,
and China. The list also includes a leveraged technology ETF and a US Treasury
bond ETF, offering broader market exposure and diversification.
Trading Volumes Jump in Q1
Early this year STARTRADER introduced 24/5 trading on 20 of the most actively traded US stocks, allowing clients to trade beyond
standard exchange hours. The instruments appear under a β.24Hβ label within a
dedicated group on its platform.
The move places the broker alongside others such as
Pepperstone, IG, BlackBull Markets, and Deriv, which have also expanded into
round-the-clock weekday trading in recent years. Similar access already exists on platforms including
Robinhood, Webull, and Charles Schwab, reflecting a broader industry shift.
This expansion has boosted STARTRADERβs trading activity,
with the broker reporting $3.145 trillion in volume for the first quarter of
2026. The figure marks a 340% increase compared to the same period last year
and a 56.7% rise from the previous quarter.
On a monthly basis, the broker processed roughly $1 trillion
in trading volume during the three-month period, although it did not disclose a
breakdown by asset class, region, or platform.
