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On June 13, the Wall Street Journal reported that Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley expect to earn approximately $100 million each in underwriting fees from SpaceX's initial public offering.

BlockBeats News, June 13th, according to market sources, Citrini Research disclosed to its subscribers that it has added a long position in the Hyperliquid ETF (BHYP). Citrini Research, a research institution with significant market influence, had previously released a report in February of this year proposing the concept of a "global intelligence crisis," warning that AI may trigger "race to the bottom" competition for knowledge-based jobs, disrupting the industry and credit chain built around white-collar productivity. This report subsequently led to a major stock market plunge.

On June 12, analyst Turner stated that we have observed trading indications for over 90 minutes, but SpaceX's actual stock opening may still take a few more hours. This is quite common for initial public offerings (IPOs), especially for those with high investor demand like this one. AI chip manufacturer and data center operator Cerebras went public on an exchange last month, starting trading around 1 PM New York time, nearly three hours after its initial trading indications were released. However, it is worth noting that SpaceX's current indicative opening price is still on a downward trend, recently dropping to around $150, but still over 10% higher than its IPO issue price of $135.