What do you think about SPCX

[Oshosondy]

I am not concerned with the SPCX premarket which is high risk trading, what I am concerned about is when the IPO has finished and SPCX is trading on stock exchanges in the United States.

What do you think about the SPCXUSDT?
It is available in premarket but is it worth the risk? When it has been listed on stock exchanges, I will prefer the see how it goes from there.

Premarket is highly risky. What do you think?

[BattleDog]

A lot of people look only at the chart and forget the plumbing underneath, which is usually where the rats live.

Personally I would wait until it is properly listed and trading on a regulated exchange before taking it seriously. You may miss the first insane candle, sure, but you also avoid being used as exit liquidity in a thin premarket book where one whale sneeze can move the thing like a meme coin at 3 AM.

If SPCX becomes a real listed stock with proper volume, filings, market makers, and normal custody, then it can be judged like any other high-growth/high-hype equity. Until then I would treat SPCXUSDT as a speculative IOU/proxy trade, not the same thing as owning the actual stock.

[jossiel]

It is available in premarket but is it worth the risk?

If I have the money to spare with, I'll take the risk.

We know whoever gets first has the bigger chance to profit in these premarkets or presales.

But as of now, I can't buy any of it and there's no spare for me to do with. So it differs per investor, if you're able to have some losses as you get into the first weeks, you can do it but bear with risk and potential loss.

[TastyChillySauce00]

If the SPCX token that you mean is an SPV token, the risk is high. The company behind it may acquire real stock at higher premium, token price may tank. Moreover, most SPCXUSDT pair in big exchanges are just perceived value and price exposure, backed by nothing.
You should wait for real RWA token that will probably be issued by some RWA company to the blockchain after the IPO.

[FinneysTrueVision]

Pre-IPO markets are a way to get early price discovery. The current implied valuation of SpaceX on Hyperliquid is close to what the company is targeting. There are very high expectations for the IPO and it could end up disappointing, so there is an amount of risk, but there is also an option to short. As the date of the IPO gets closer, we may receive new information and traders can act accordingly. Once it launches, you can also buy the real stock to further manage your position’s risk.

[Karl_3000]

But as of now, I can't buy any of it and there's no spare for me to do with. So it differs per investor, if you're able to have some losses as you get into the first weeks, you can do it but bear with risk and potential loss.

According to what I found out, the SPCX pre-sale price is not disclosed in the public, this will make those that are trading it in the premarket to be risking their money.

Pre-IPO markets are a way to get early price discovery. The current implied valuation of SpaceX on Hyperliquid is close to what the company is targeting. There are very high expectations for the IPO and it could end up disappointing, so there is an amount of risk, but there is also an option to short. As the date of the IPO gets closer, we may receive new information and traders can act accordingly. Once it launches, you can also buy the real stock to further manage your position’s risk.

Trading is precariously risky, to short an IPO like SPCX is more precariously risky but it will be good if the price first fall so that people can have the chance to buy it before rising.