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SpaceX Continues Slide Below IPO Price After Last-Second Starship Abort: Traders Bet on Liftoff Within Days

Jul 17, 2026 · 02:47 PM ET· updated 3h ago
SpaceX Continues Slide Below IPO Price After Last-Second Starship Abort: Traders Bet on Liftoff Within Days

SpaceX (SPCX) continues to slide below its $135 IPO price after a last-second Starship launch abort. Here’s what caused the scrub and what prediction markets expect next.

Why It Matters

SpaceX had to stop a rocket launch at the last second, and its stock price dropped below what people paid when it first sold shares. When a company has problems with big projects, people wonder if it can succeed, so they sometimes sell their shares.

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