The KraneShares Global Humanoid Robotics & Physical AI Index ETF (KOID) recently rebalanced its holdings, elevating Unitree, a leading profitable humanoid robotics company, to its top position. This shift reflects the maturation of the robotics sector and the potential impact of partnerships like that with Nvidia. Despite some short-term technical weaknesses and sector risks, the ETF is viewed as a strong long-term buy, especially near the $30.50 support level. The physical AI industry is expected to grow rapidly, driven by Nvidia's platform and new IPOs that could accelerate industry standards and competition.
The story covers KOID and its focus on humanoid robotics. For readers following Technology-sector US stocks on Pluang, here is the market snapshot as of Oct 26, 2026 15:01 WIB: out of 150 stocks, 51 rose and 80 fell. Notable movers include IREN at USD 23.82 with a -4.36% change and a typical hold time of 29 days, APLD at USD 17.58 with a -3.67% change and a 27-day hold time, and API at USD 4.29 with a -3.60% change and a 32-day hold time.
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