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KraneShares China Technology & Semiconductor STAR 50 Index ETF (KSTR)
KraneShares China Technology & Semiconductor STAR 50 Index ETF (KSTR) is an exchange-traded fund, listed in the US. On crypto exchanges KSTR trades at $22.26 (+0.36% in 24h, −2.9% over a week, −5.3% over a month). Market cap is $386.26M, ranking #228 in the section.
KSTR instruments are listed on 5 markets (Binance, Bitget, Bybit, Hyperliquid, OKX): a spot token and 4 perpetual futures. 24h volume is $3.01M, most of it on Binance (98%). The exchange price is $22.07, so tokens trade at a 0.86% premium. The high on crypto exchanges was $31.63 (Jul 9, 2026).
Price chart KSTR
Markets
5| Venue | Pair | Price | 24h volume |
|---|---|---|---|
| Binance | KSTRUSDT | $22.26 | $2.9M |
| Bybit | KSTRUSDT | $22.25 | $44K |
| OKX | KSTR-USDT-SWAP | $22.21 | $14K |
| Hyperliquid | xyz:KSTR | $22.26 | $6K |
| Bitget | RKSTRUSDT | $22.21 | — |
FAQ
What is tokenized KSTR?
These are crypto instruments that track the price of KraneShares China Technology & Semiconductor STAR 50 Index ETF: spot wrapper tokens and perpetual futures. We track 5 markets on Binance, Bitget, Bybit, Hyperliquid, OKX. They trade 24/7, including weekends when the exchange is closed.
Where can I buy KSTR with crypto?
Spot tokens: Bitget (RKSTRUSDT). Availability depends on your country: some products are closed to US residents and other jurisdictions.
Can I trade KSTR with leverage?
Yes, perpetual futures are listed on Binance, Bybit, Hyperliquid, OKX. These are derivatives: they track the price via an oracle, give price exposure only and pay or charge funding.
How is the token different from the underlying asset?
A token or contract gives price exposure, not ownership rights: no voting and no direct claim on the issuer. Custody and redemption terms differ by venue; each is a separate product, not one token.
Why does the token price differ from the exchange price?
The exchange has trading hours while tokens trade around the clock. When the exchange is closed, the token price reflects what the market expects at the open, so the gap widens at night and on weekends and usually narrows to a fraction of a percent during trading hours.
