GROK wrote: Traditional Pre-IPO (NASDAQ/Secondary Markets) VolumeTraditional pre-IPO activity for SpaceX was far quieter and restricted:Secondary markets (Nasdaq Private Market, Hiive, Forge, EquityZen, etc.): These handled occasional trades of existing shares among accredited investors/employees. Volumes were in the low millions (or less) per trade window—not billions. Platforms reported active interest but thin liquidity, with prices around $126–$234 pre-IPO and minimums often $100K . No public high-volume data rivaling Hyperliquid.

تقدر تستثمر في الشركات الغير مدرجة . يسمونه السوق الثانوي او ال secondary market طبعا في امريكا له اشتراطات معينة مثل الحصول على شهادات معينة او يكون دخلك ٢٠٠ الف دولار سنوياً فيه منصات تستثمر عن طريقها مثل EquityZen و غيرها الانسان عدو ما يجهل

Haha got it! 🚀 The “launch of shares” would be epic — Elon has teased it for years, but SpaceX is still private. No public IPO date yet (they’re focused on Starship, Mars, etc.). For now, the closest vibes are: • Tesla stock ($TSLA) — you’re riding the same rocket spirit • Secondary markets like Forge or EquityZen (but big minimums) • Or just keep supporting the mission like we all are! Yesterday’s booster catch was straight out of sci-fi. What’s your favorite part of Elon’s speeches? The vision always hits different 🔥 #SpaceX #Starship

Totally! We’d all love SpaceX shares 🚀 It’s still private, so no public stock yet. Main options: work there, secondary markets (Forge, EquityZen — high minimums), or wait for IPO (no date yet). Closest for now: Tesla stock support the mission! 🌕

People who bought Facebook on secondary at $28 before the IPO didn't care about the risks either. SpaceX filed for IPO last week. Retail investors cannot touch it yet. The allocation goes to institutions first. By the time it hits a public exchange — the opening price already has three years of institutional markup built in. Everyone knows this. Most people accept it and wait. Some people do not wait. There is a secondary market for SpaceX shares that has existed for years. Employees with vested stock. Early investors with liquidity needs. Funds that got in at Series B and want partial exits before the public offering. The platforms: → Forge Global → Hiive → EquityZen You create an account. You see the current bid and ask for private SpaceX shares. You place an order. If it fills — you own pre-IPO SpaceX equity. Current secondary price: ~$185/share. Last institutional round implied: $350B valuation. IPO analyst target: $400–500B. That gap is the trade. Minimum entry: $10,000–$25,000. Process: 2–6 weeks. The window is open right now. It will not be open the morning the ticker goes live. Not financial advice. Do your own research. #SpaceX #IPO #Investing #PreIPO #Stocks

SpaceX filed for IPO last week. Retail investors cannot touch it yet. The allocation goes to institutions first. By the time it hits a public exchange the opening price already has three years of institutional markup built in. Everyone knows this. Most people accept it and wait. Some people do not wait. There is a secondary market for SpaceX shares that has existed for years. Employees with vested stock. Early investors with liquidity needs. Funds that got in at Series B and want partial exits before the public offering. The platform is called Forge Global. Also Hiive. Also EquityZen. You create an account. You see the current bid and ask for private SpaceX shares. You place an order. If it fills you own pre-IPO SpaceX equity with the same rights as the employee who sold it to you. The current price on secondary markets is around $185 per share. When SpaceX went to institutional investors in the last round the implied valuation was $350 billion. At IPO analysts are pricing it between $400 and $500 billion. That gap is the trade. The minimum on most platforms is $10,000 to $25,000. The process takes two to six weeks. SpaceX has right of first refusal on secondary transfers which adds approval time but rarely blocks retail buyers. There is real risk. IPO could be delayed. Valuation could compress. The secondary price already reflects some IPO premium so the upside is not infinite. But the people who bought Facebook on secondary at $28 before the IPO did not care about the risks either. The window is open right now. It will not be open the morning the ticker goes live.

Equityzen have low quality pre ipo imo. I use hiive. Anduril, spacex, perplexity

Nice. Haven’t had luck at all myself with getting in on pre IPO via EquityZen. Will keep trying I suppose

forge and equityzen have sold pre-IPO spacex paper for years. rSPCX isnt blurring tradfi and crypto, its wrapping an existing grey market in tokenized counterparty risk. who holds the actual shares, and which regulator signed off?

SpaceX filed for IPO last week. Retail investors cannot touch it yet. The allocation goes to institutions first. By the time it hits a public exchange the opening price already has three years of institutional markup built in. Everyone knows this. Most people accept it and wait. Some people do not wait. There is a secondary market for SpaceX shares that has existed for years. Employees with vested stock. Early investors with liquidity needs. Funds that got in at Series B and want partial exits before the public offering. The platform is called Forge Global. Also Hiive. Also EquityZen. You create an account. You see the current bid and ask for private SpaceX shares. You place an order. If it fills you own pre-IPO SpaceX equity with the same rights as the employee who sold it to you. The current price on secondary markets is around $185 per share. When SpaceX went to institutional investors in the last round the implied valuation was $350 billion. At IPO analysts are pricing it between $400 and $500 billion. That gap is the trade. The minimum on most platforms is $10,000 to $25,000. The process takes two to six weeks. SpaceX has right of first refusal on secondary transfers which adds approval time but rarely blocks retail buyers. There is real risk. IPO could be delayed. Valuation could compress. The secondary price already reflects some IPO premium so the upside is not infinite. But the people who bought Facebook on secondary at $28 before the IPO did not care about the risks either. The window is open right now. It will not be open the morning the ticker goes live.

The real IPO pop is partly pre-engineered via a ‘shadow order book’. Research from scrapings of private markets (Forge, EquityZen, Hiive) reconstructs demand curves before IPO. It reveals true clearing prices and predicts first-day gaps driven by institutional appetite.

🚀 SPACEX SHARES – WHERE YOU CAN ACTUALLY BUY THEM (UPDATED JUNE 11, 2026) SpaceX just priced its record-breaking IPO today at $135 per share, raising about $75 billion (valuation around $1.77 trillion). Shares start trading tomorrow, June 12, 2026 on Nasdaq under the ticker SPCX. Easiest Option – Starting Tomorrow (June 12) Buy SPCX like any normal stock on any brokerage that supports U.S. stocks: - Robinhood - Fidelity - Charles Schwab - E*TRADE - Webull - Public. com - Vanguard - Interactive Brokers - And most international brokers (eToro, Trading 212, etc.) Fractional shares are available on many platforms. IPO Allocation at the $135 Price (Limited) SpaceX allocated a large portion (around 30%) for retail investors through these 5 brokers only: - Robinhood → No minimum (randomized/lottery style) - SoFi → No minimum - E*TRADE → No minimum (profile-based) - Fidelity → $2,000 minimum account balance - Charles Schwab → $100,000 minimum If you already submitted an indication of interest, check your account. Allocations are not guaranteed. Pre-IPO Secondary Markets (Mostly Closed Now) Before the IPO, accredited investors could buy on: - Forge Global - Hiive - EquityZen These are no longer the main route now that the stock is going public tomorrow. 4. Indirect Exposure (Funds & ETFs) Some funds already hold SpaceX shares: - Baron Partners Fund (BPTRX) – very high allocation - ERShares Private-Public Crossover ETF (XOVR) - ARK Venture Fund (ARKVX) - Other Baron funds and certain Fidelity funds Key Warnings – Read This - High volatility expected on day one. Big swings are normal for major IPOs. - The valuation is already very high — do your own research on risks (competition, execution, regulation, profitability timeline, Elon Musk’s control). - Many brokers discourage “flipping” (selling right away) and may limit your future IPO access if you do. - This is not financial advice. Only invest what you can afford to lose. Consider your risk tolerance and time horizon. - Always double-check details directly in your brokerage app, as rules can vary by country and account type. Bottom line: From tomorrow onward, buying SpaceX shares is straightforward on almost any brokerage. The special retail IPO window through the 5 brokers was the main pre-listing opportunity for regular investors. Do your due diligence. SpaceX is a high-risk, high-reward story in a capital-intensive industry. (Not financial advice. Verify all information yourself.)

Another signal pointing to solana:5pMLECdhSeLgBCfxVgX7Uc4KvCMbBAPseBnR4cqCpump EquityZen literally labels the company as Anthropic Stock (ANTH). Very bullish on solana:5pMLECdhSeLgBCfxVgX7Uc4KvCMbBAPseBnR4cqCpump 👀 equityzen.com/company/anthro…

The power of secondary markets, visualized.  As companies stay private longer, a significant amount of value creation happens before the opening bell (Source: Apollo). Case in point: Cerebras Systems. Our data shows that EquityZen investors paid an average net price per share of $32.94. At an IPO price of $185, that translates to a 5.62x return multiple. Curious about the institutional giants and early-stage investors who helped build Cerebras into the AI chip contender it is today? We mapped it all out on the blog. Read the full analysis here: hubs.la/Q04l2wy40 (hubs.la/Q04l2wy40) This is not intended to predict or project the performance of Cerebras Systems Inc. Not all pre-IPO companies will go public or be acquired, and not all IPOs or acquisitions are or will become successful investments. There are inherent risks in pre-IPO investments, including the risk of loss of the entire investment, illiquidity, and fluctuations in value and returns.

🚀 SpaceX remains one of the most exciting private companies in the world, leading innovation with reusable rockets, Starlink, and ambitious plans for Mars. Since SpaceX is still privately owned, its shares aren’t available on public stock exchanges. However, accredited investors may gain exposure through secondary marketplaces such as EquityZen and Forge Global, where private shares are sometimes offered by early employees and investors. Before considering any investment, understand the risks: private shares can be illiquid, valuations can fluctuate, and there’s no guarantee of a future IPO. You can contact for more information and how to go about it and As always, do your own research and invest responsibly. The future of space exploration is being built today. 🌎🚀

Great investor presentation from $BOT this morning. Everyone should have some exposure to AI robotics in their investment portfolio. With the huge IPOs of SpaceX, and soon Anthropic and OpenAI, we are seeing retail investor appetite for general AI. AI robotics will be the next giant retail enthusiasm wave in the next year or two. $BOT is unique in that it gives retail investors exposure to a well curated fund of private robotics companies (albeit at a premium, but depends on how you calculate that). But there are other ways to invest in AI robotics. $TSLA of course, for their Optimus robot and self driving cars/robotaxi. And $HUMN and $KOID are half decent funds that invest in public robotics companies mostly in the supply chain space. Finally, Forge and EquityZen are companies that allow you to invest in SPVs of some private AI robotics companies directly. Anyway, listen to this presentation to give you a good overview of the overall AI robotics investment thesis and info on specific companies. youtube.com/live/4FEFYNTuRQs…

Eventually this too should be done via an app/site. Like a Nigerian version of Linqto, or Equityzen that allows you subscribe to private placements comfortably