STARTRADER Bets on AI, Space, and Crypto with 39 New US Stocks and ETFs

​CFD broker STARTRADER has expanded its platform with 39 new US-listed stocks and ETFs, targeting investment themes accessible to retail traders. The new additions span sectors including artificial intelligence, semiconductors, energy, digital assets, and space, reflecting areas attracting significant institutional capital.

The newly available instruments include companies involved in AI development and deployment, covering chip architecture, software infrastructure, and data center ecosystems. Semiconductor and optical technology firms supporting chip production and data transmission are also part of the expansion, forming a broader supply chain for AI systems.

The broker has also added assets tied to energy production and grid infrastructure, addressing rising electricity demand from data centers and AI workloads. The selection includes exposure to uranium and other energy sources for long-term power generation.

Beyond technology and energy, the rollout includes companies operating in the space sector, focusing on satellite communications and low-Earth orbit infrastructure. STARTRADER expanded its digital assets offering through companies involved in crypto infrastructure and blockchain operations, highlighting the growth of regulated digital asset markets.

The broker introduced several ETFs tracking regional markets such as Japan, South Korea, Brazil, India, and China, alongside a leveraged technology ETF and a US Treasury bond ETF for diversification.

Earlier this year, STARTRADER introduced 24/5 trading on 20 highly traded US stocks, joining other brokers like Pepperstone and IG in offering extended weekday trading. This move contributed to a significant boost in trading activity.

STARTRADER reported a quarterly trading volume of $3.145 trillion for Q1 2026, a 340% increase year-over-year and a 56.7% rise from the previous quarter. On a monthly basis, the broker processed approximately $1 trillion during the quarter, though it did not provide a detailed breakdown.