PANews reported on June 9th that, according to BIT analysis, with only days left until SpaceX's IPO, market expectations continue to rise, with many believing the stock will perform strongly after listing. Unlike many recent IPOs, there are currently almost no signs that SpaceX will raise its offering price, meaning that the target fundraising size of $75 billion has already been largely subscribed.

Meanwhile, SpaceX's pre-IPO synthetic perpetual contracts are priced at $157 on Hyperliquid (based on the old 11.9 billion share capital) and $169 on Binance, both significantly higher than the expected IPO price of $135. Although prices have fallen from around $200 a few days ago and have been repriced, the implied valuations of both platforms remain close to $2 trillion, indicating that traders still expect a strong IPO for SpaceX. The market forecasting is also optimistic, currently viewing SpaceX with a 68% probability of exceeding $2 trillion in valuation by the end of the year.