After SpaceX's IPO, two key milestones still need to be monitored, which will have a significant impact on short-term supply and demand.

BlockBeats News, June 12, today the U.S. stock market will see the largest IPO in history, SpaceX. Prior to listing, SpaceX's sky-high valuation has become the focus of market discussion. However, as a medium- to long-term investor, there are still two key milestones to watch for after SpaceX's IPO:

Approximately 15 trading days after the IPO, around July 6-7: Nasdaq's new fast-track entry rules designed for ultra-large market cap stocks will assess whether SpaceX meets the inclusion criteria. If successfully included in the Nasdaq 100 Index, passive funds will flow into SpaceX ranging from $80-180 billion;

Early to mid-August: It is expected that SpaceX will release its Q2 financial report at this time. Within 48 hours after the earnings call, the stock will face its first major unlocking, with approximately 10-15% of actual selling pressure appearing. At that time, selling pressure may emerge, but if the demand is strong and the absorption capacity is robust, the stock price may be able to absorb the selling pressure.