Market data cited by BlockBeats showed that SpaceX shares have fallen about 50% from their June 16 peak after previously rising roughly 50% above the IPO price. Vanda Research said retail investors were net buyers of about $315 million worth of SpaceX stock in July, more than any other single stock over the same period. On a matched post-listing trading-day basis, current data shows SpaceX is now lagging around 80% of large Nasdaq IPOs. Just weeks earlier, it had still been outperforming about 80% of comparable listings, pointing to a sharp reversal in sentiment and momentum trading. The report also said the first batch of locked-up shares is expected to begin unlocking on Aug. 6, 2026, with monthly releases continuing until the full unlock is completed in December.
BlockBeats reported on July 29 that market data showed SpaceX shares had fallen about 50% from their June 16 peak, after previously trading roughly 50% above the IPO price.
Data from Vanda Research showed that retail investors had posted cumulative net purchases of about $315 million in SpaceX stock since the start of July, the highest total for any single stock during the same period.
On the basis of the same number of trading days after listing, the data showed SpaceX is now trailing about 80% of large Nasdaq IPOs. A few weeks earlier, it had still been ahead of about 80% of comparable IPOs, indicating a rapid reversal in market sentiment and momentum trading.
The first batch of SpaceX locked-up shares is expected to begin unlocking on Aug. 6, 2026, with shares to be released in monthly batches until the process is completed in December.
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