CryptoWorld News reports that the SpaceX IPO driven by Elon Musk has sparked a surge in retail investors taking out loans, with many attempting to borrow money to buy shares of the company. SpaceX's valuation is approximately $1.75 trillion, with an IPO price set at $135 per share. Investor demand for the IPO exceeds the available shares by more than four times, with retail demand expected to reach $70 billion. Despite facing scrutiny from regulators, market support for Musk remains strong.

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GlassBottleFeather
· 11m ago
Four times oversubscribed; if it breaks below the offering price later, don't cry and complain again.
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PerpPaperTiger
· 4h ago
1.75 trillion valuation, is SpaceX selling rockets or printing money?
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DaoPeripheralWorker
· 4h ago
Retail investors taking out loans to trade stocks, same old trick. The last time people did this, they're still paying off their Huabei now.
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Don’tRushToDoubleItYet.
· 4h ago
Regulatory doubts? The SEC has finally woken up, but probably dozed off again.
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ACalmnessWithAHintOfPomelo
· 4h ago
$135 per share, I don't earn enough to buy half a share. Goodbye.
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PfpSeasonChangeExpert
· 4h ago
70B retail demand, this number sounds like Elon Musk made it up himself.
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