SpaceX stock — where & how to buy

SpaceX went public on June 12 — the biggest IPO in history. Day one on Nasdaq: priced at $135, opened at $150, hit $176.52 intraday, then closed at $161 (+19%, market cap ≈ $2.1T). Here is how and where you can still invest, in plain English.

SpaceX valuation: $27M → $2.1 trillion in 24 years

How to buy SpaceX

Bybit sells a "SpaceX token" (SPCXx) — a digital coin backed by one real SpaceX share in custody. Simplest path for everyone: buy the token on the exchange like any coin, no broker account needed.

Bet on the price with leverage (advanced)

This is not buying a share — it's a bet on whether the price goes up or down, with "leverage" (you can bet with more than you have). High risk: you can lose everything. Only for people who know what they're doing.

⚠ This price is a snapshot as of 2026-06-12, updated about once a day and swings hard (it ranged from $150 to $2,277 and dropped −45% in half an hour). It may be different now. It sits far above the official $135 IPO price — that's hype, not real value.

Where to trade after launch (from June 12)

• · On the regular Nasdaq stock exchange (ticker SPCX) — via brokers that give access to US stocks
• · The SPCXx token on Bybit & Kraken — trades 24/7, even on weekends when normal exchanges are closed
• · The "price bets" automatically turn into normal contracts once the company is public

What investors expect

Demand is reportedly 4× the shares on offer. But experts disagree widely on the fair price:

• ● The order book closed June 10 at 4× oversubscribed — over $250B in demand against a $75B offering (Bloomberg).
• ● Retail allocation was cut to ~20% of the deal due to overwhelming institutional demand (CNBC, June 11).
• ● Free float is only ~4% of the company; SPCX won fast-track index inclusion — Russell after June 26 close, MSCI effective June 29 — bringing structural demand from index funds.

Company numbers (from official filings)