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East China CNC and Qin Chuan Machine Tool hit the daily limit and led the gains, Robot ETF(562500) stabilizes and consolidates
As of 11:10 today, the Robot ETF (562500) experienced a slight dip at the open, but quickly stabilized near the moving averages and entered a narrow consolidation phase. The latest price is 1.040 yuan, up 0.289% from the opening. In terms of holdings, out of the 66 constituent stocks tracked by this ETF, 32 are up; East China CNC, Qin Chuan Machine Tool hit the daily limit, while Central China CNC and Yingfeng Environment rose over 7%, leading the gains. Only a few small-cap stocks saw slight declines, with Green Harmonics and Keyuan Wisdom falling more than 2%, indicating ongoing sector differentiation.
Liquidity-wise, the ETF’s trading volume reached 283 million yuan, with a turnover rate of 1.19%, reflecting active and steady trading. Supported by the two leading machine tool stocks hitting the daily limit, the current sideways movement is seen as healthy digestion of previous gains rather than the end of the rally, providing a good entry point for long-term investors optimistic about Zhi Shen Intelligent.
In news, China’s self-developed T1200-grade ultra-high-strength carbon fiber, created by China National Building Material Group, made its global debut, filling a gap in the worldwide field. This marks a major breakthrough for China in this area, with a production capacity of hundreds of tons, making China the first country to achieve mass production of this level of carbon fiber. The fiber’s diameter is less than one-tenth of a human hair, with strength ten times that of ordinary steel and density only a quarter of it, offering excellent performance. It can be applied in humanoid robots, aerospace, low-altitude economy, and other strategic emerging industries.
Wandel Securities pointed out that the humanoid robot industry is at the dawn of moving from technological breakthroughs to large-scale commercialization. On the supply side, overseas giants like Tesla and Figure AI are clarifying their mass production timelines, while domestic manufacturers are diversifying and rapidly lowering prices. On the demand side, aging populations and rising labor costs are long-term drivers. With policy and capital support, AI large models continue to inject intelligence into robots, and humanoid robots are expected to form an emerging industry, gradually shifting from B2B to B2C markets, with broad future market potential. 2026 will be a critical window for mass production validation and scenario implementation.
The Robot ETF (562500) is the only robot-themed ETF in the market with a scale exceeding 20 billion yuan. Its constituent stocks cover various segments such as humanoid robots, industrial robots, and service robots, helping investors easily access the entire upstream and downstream industrial chain of robotics. Off-market links include Huaxia CSI Robot ETF Launch-Style Connection A (018344) and Huaxia CSI Robot ETF Launch-Style Connection C (018345).
As humanoid robot commercialization approaches, the Robot ETF (562500) focuses heavily on the humanoid robot industry chain. The index’s leading stocks have significant first-mover advantages in embodied intelligence, core component localization, and mass production process iteration, helping investors precisely capture the industry’s transition from “technology validation” to “scaling and deployment,” and benefit from the industry’s red-hot growth.