‌$SPCX: The Unlock Didn't Kill the Rebound — But Can It Break $150?

This is where SPCX gets interesting.

The stock has already survived one of the biggest tests a newly listed company can face:

more shares becoming available to the market.

Normally, a major unlock creates one obvious concern:

📉 More supply → more potential selling pressure.

And SPCX did experience that pressure.

But buyers didn't completely disappear.

Instead, the stock has been trying to rebuild momentum.

Now we're approaching the level that matters most to me:
$150.

Why?

Because breaking $150 isn't just about another $15 of upside.

It's a psychological test of whether buyers are willing to take control after the unlock.

If SPCX can reclaim $150 and hold above it, I'd take that as a much stronger signal than simply touching it.

But there's a major risk here.

An unlock doesn't mean every unlocked shareholder sells.

It means those shares can enter the market.

That distinction matters.

We've already seen SPCX absorb significant additional supply before, but another wave of available shares can still create volatility

So my view:

🟢 Above $150 and holding: momentum could strengthen.

🟡 Rejected around $150: I wouldn't chase the rebound.

🔴 Loses the recent support structure: the recovery thesis needs to be reconsidered.

I'm cautiously bullish, but I want confirmation.

Because there's a huge difference between:

"SPCX is rebounding."
and
"SPCX has reversed its trend."

The market hasn't answered that second question yet.

What do you think?

🚀 $150 is just the beginning

⚠️ This is only a relief rally

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