Ourbit has introduced a new “Super IPO” section, with its first offering tied to SpaceX through a project asset called SPAX. According to information published on the platform, the public subscription price is set at 589 USDT per unit, with a total of 3,400 SPAX available and an overall size of about 2,002,600 USDT. Subscription opens at 12:00 UTC+8 on April 28, 2026, distribution starts at 12:00 UTC+8 on May 1, and token delivery is scheduled for 18:00 UTC+8 on May 3.
SpaceX Chosen as the First Featured Offering
Ourbit describes Super IPO as a subscription service for project-based digital assets aimed at crypto-native users who want exposure to high-profile corporate events such as IPOs and mergers. The platform says these project assets are issued by third-party institutions and are designed to track or reflect the market value performance of target companies around major capital market events.
In the company’s framing, users can take part without opening an overseas brokerage account, arranging cross-border transfers, or meeting accredited investor requirements. The platform also states that participation in Super IPO subscriptions carries no subscription fee, management fee, or custody fee, meaning the displayed price is the direct subscription cost.
How the Product May Trade After Distribution
The first asset in the section is linked to SpaceX, which the source article describes as one of the most closely watched pre-IPO companies in global capital markets. By listing SPAX as the debut project, Ourbit is offering a participation route denominated in USDT, with a structure presented as more accessible to crypto users.
As for the exit route, Ourbit says that once subscription and asset distribution are completed, the project asset may later enter a trading market opened by the platform, allowing users to buy or sell under the rules in place at that time. Users who keep holding may wait for a later processing point defined by the project, when the issuer would provide settlement based on the agreed mechanism, the target company’s market performance, or other reference standards.
Source Article Labels the Piece as Sponsored Content
The original article clearly states that it is sponsored content written and provided by Ourbit. It also says the piece does not represent the publisher’s position and should not be treated as investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell assets. For detailed subscription rules, participation requirements, and full product terms, the article directs readers to Ourbit’s official event page.