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SPCX Stock Price: Live on the Nasdaq

SPCX is trading. SpaceX listed on the Nasdaq on June 12, 2026 after pricing its IPO at $135 per share — and opened at $150, up about 11%, touching $168.75 (+25%) in the first session. For the current price, check a live quote on your broker, Nasdaq.com, Google Finance, or TradingView — this page explains what the key price levels mean and how to act on them.

Price update — as of June 13, 2026

SPCX is trading above its $135 IPO price after a volatile debut: it opened at $150 (+11%) and reached $168.75 (+25%) in its first session. The live price moves continuously — see the chart.

SPCX live chart

Live chart by TradingView. Quotes may be delayed depending on your region.

How SPCX's first day unfolded

SpaceX ran a fixed-price deal: instead of marketing a price range, the company stated $135 in its amended filing and confirmed it at pricing on June 11, 2026. The next morning, the opening auction balanced enormous public demand against a float of only about 5% — and SPCX opened at $150, an 11% premium to the IPO price. Within minutes it traded as high as $168.75, up 25%, with sharp swings in both directions — exactly the volatility a tiny float predicts.

The deal itself made history. At $135, the offering valued SpaceX at roughly $1.77 trillion, and selling 555.6 million shares raised about $75 billion— the largest IPO ever, more than three times Alibaba's long-standing record. Underwriters also hold a greenshoe option for up to 83.3M more shares (~$11.2B), which they can exercise if demand stays hot.

One thing the early price action is not: a verdict on whether the stock is cheap or expensive. SpaceX reported $18.7 billion in 2025 revenue against a net loss of $4.9 billion, with Starlink at 10.3 million (Q1 2026) subscribers. The valuation is a bet on future growth, not current earnings. We break that debate down in our SpaceX stock forecast.

SPCX price facts at a glance

IPO price
$135
Confirmed at pricing, June 11
Opening trade
$150
June 12 — up ~11% on the IPO price
First-day high
$168.75
Up 25% from the IPO price
Valuation at IPO
$1.77 trillion
Capital raised
$75 billion
555.6 million shares; greenshoe: up to 83.3M more shares (~$11.2B)
Public float
~5% of shares trade at listing

Last verified 2026-06-13. SPCX trades live on the Nasdaq and its price moves continuously. Opening-day figures are point-in-time snapshots, not the current price — check a live quote before acting.

Where SPCX trades beyond the Nasdaq (24/7 markets)

The Nasdaq sets the official price during US market hours, but SpaceX exposure also trades around the clock on crypto venues. Before the listing, several exchanges ran pre-IPO perpetual futureson SPCX — and they called it well: Hyperliquid's SPCX-USDC perp launched at a $150 reference, and SPCX opened at exactly $150. With the stock now listed, each venue settles or transitions these contracts against the live Nasdaq price under its own rules — check the current contract status before trading:

  • Hyperliquid hosts the SPCX-USDC perpetual (built by Ventuals) — the most-watched on-chain SPCX market, trading 24/7 from a self-custody wallet.
  • Bybit runs a SPCXUSDT perp with up to 10x leverage, and OKX offers a USDT-margined perpetual.
  • Bitget lists SPCXUSDT with up to 5x leverage, Binance saw $280M+ in volume on its pre-IPO perp, and Gate ran SpaceX pre-IPO products as well.
  • Tokenized SPCX is live:Kraken lists SPCXx (xStocks, 1:1-backed, 110+ countries) and Dinari's SPCXD trades spot on Hyperliquid — bought directly with USDC. Full walkthrough in our buy-with-crypto guide.
Read this before touching any of these: perps and tokenized products are leveraged derivatives or synthetic instruments — they give you price exposure, not shares, ownership, or shareholder rights. Leverage can wipe out a position fast, and they are not available to US persons. Now that SPCX is listed, most investors are better served buying real shares through a broker.

What could move the price from here

The structure that made day one volatile hasn't gone away. Only about 5% of SpaceX's shares trade freely — the shares sold in the offering. A small float means modest demand or supply imbalances can keep producing outsized moves in both directions for weeks.

The known supply events are the lock-up releases: SpaceX's staggered lock-up releases extra share supply in tranches tied to Q2 and Q3 earnings before fully lifting at 180 days — each release date is a potential pressure point on the price. We track every date and the ~$175.50 early-release trigger on our SPCX lock-up schedule. The other catalysts are the first earnings report as a public company, Starlink subscriber numbers, and Starship milestones.

We don't publish price targets, and analyst coverage only starts once the post-IPO quiet period ends. For the scenarios bulls and bears are actually arguing about, see our SPCX forecast breakdown.

How to buy SPCX at today's price

Now that SPCX trades on the open market, buying it is as simple as any other US stock: open and fund a brokerage account, search the ticker, and place an order. In volatile early sessions, use limit orders rather than market orders — you control the maximum price you pay instead of accepting whatever the next print is.

Any mainstream broker with US stock access carries SPCX. We compare the strongest options — fees, availability, and fractional shares — in our broker comparison, and walk through every route (brokers, funds, tokenized exposure) in the full how-to-buy guide.

SPCX stock price FAQ

What is the SPCX stock price today?+

SPCX trades live on the Nasdaq during US market hours, so the price moves continuously — check a live quote on your broker, Nasdaq.com, Google Finance, or TradingView. The fixed reference points: the IPO priced at $135 per share on June 11, 2026, the stock opened at $150 on June 12 (up about 11%), and it traded as high as $168.75 (up 25%) in its first session.

What was the SPCX IPO price?+

SpaceX priced its IPO at a fixed $135 per share, confirmed at pricing on June 11, 2026. At $135 the company was valued at roughly $1.77 trillion and raised about $75 billion across 555.6 million shares — the largest IPO in history, more than three times Alibaba's previous record.

How did SPCX trade on its first day?+

SPCX opened at $150 on June 12, 2026 — an 11% jump over the $135 IPO price — and bounced sharply in the first minutes, trading as high as $168.75, up 25% from the IPO price. With only about 5% of shares floating, early trading was volatile, exactly as the deal structure suggested it would be.

Did pre-IPO markets predict the SPCX price correctly?+

Roughly, yes. The SPCX-USDC perpetual on Hyperliquid launched at a $150 reference price weeks before the listing — and SPCX opened at exactly $150. Pre-IPO perps on Bybit, OKX, Bitget, Binance, and Gate traded in a similar range. Those products were leveraged derivatives, not shares, but as a sentiment gauge they landed close.

Can I still buy SPCX at the $135 IPO price?+

No. The $135 price existed only for IPO allocations before trading began. Now that SPCX is on the open market, you buy at the live market price like any other stock — through any broker with US-stock access. Use limit orders if you want control over the maximum price you pay.

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