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Core question: What is SPCX price at tonight's open?

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Contradiction between fixed price issuance and market pricing:

Issuance method: Fixed $135/share

→ Not a traditional IPO with an order book

→ No institutional pricing "market discovery" process

→ $135 is set by SpaceX and underwriters themselves

Contract trading: $176-183

→ This is true market supply and demand pricing

→ Someone willing to buy at $180, someone willing to sell at $180

→ Reflects traders' expectations of the opening price

So, contract price ≈ market's expected opening price

⚠️ But what if opening price ≠ contract price?

→ Contract prices could fluctuate wildly

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│ Four possible scenarios analysis │

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│ ① Opening price ≈ contract price ($170-190, 40%) │

│ → Contract pricing is basically correct │

│ → Price transitions smoothly │

│ → Fluctuations mainly in initial trading response │

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│ ② Opening price significantly higher than contract ($200+, 25%) │

│ → Contract underestimated FOMO │

│ → Polymarket expectations come true │

│ → Short contracts get squeezed → chain reaction rally │

│ → Extreme case: $220-250 │

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│ ③ Opening price between $135 and $160 (25%) │

│ → Contract premium too high │

│ → Contract plunges after open → long liquidation │

│ → Possibly drops to $145-155 │

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│ ④ Breaks below $135 (10%) │

│ → Disaster: largest IPO first-day break below issue price │

│ → xAI losses + market rejection of high valuation │

│ → Contract crashes from $180 to $130, -28% │

│ → Liquidation-level plunge │

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