Rareview and Tuttle Launch Humanoid Robotics ETF HOID

Oct 16, 2026
Rareview Capital and Tuttle Capital Management launched HOID, an actively managed ETF investing across the humanoid robotics supply chain.

Rareview Capital and Tuttle Capital Management announced in a press release the launch of a humanoid robotics ETF trading under the symbol HOID. The actively managed exchange traded fund seeks capital appreciation by investing in companies developing humanoid robots and supporting technologies.

HOID covers both computing systems and physical components. Its potential holdings include companies working on artificial intelligence, software, semiconductors, sensors, actuators and batteries, as well as robot manufacturers.

The fund can invest in US and international companies, including businesses producing commercial robots and those developing functional prototypes. Portfolio weights will be rebalanced at least quarterly.

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