Unitree Robotics—often dubbed China’s first humanoid-robot stock—just made a historic debut on Shanghai’s STAR Market.
Aug. 19:
IPO price: ~$22.35
Opened at: ~$163, up 629.44%
Market cap: ~$65.9 billion
The robot frenzy is no longer just in the lab. It’s on the stock market.
At 75, Wang Shi is still racing. The Vanke founder has opened a HYROX gym in Shenzhen and shared his own result beside the scoreboard. The bigger test: can a celebrity-led niche sport become a real business in China? #HYROX
One of the most surreal things this year was a group of Chinese people using VPNs on X to help foreigners working in China learn how to use VPNs correctly to access Chinese websites without being affected by the global proxy issue.
The worst part of living in China is the internet
You spend a stupid amount of time juggling with VPN if you need to access foreign extranet then switching it off to access intranet
Especially when you spend some time overseas you feel the difference
Not bullish on this
The worst part of living in China is the internet
You spend a stupid amount of time juggling with VPN if you need to access foreign extranet then switching it off to access intranet
Especially when you spend some time overseas you feel the difference
Not bullish on this