WILL SPACEX'S IPO BE THE LARGEST EXIT LIQUIDITY EVENT EVER ENGINEERED?

SpaceX reserved up to 30% of its IPO for retail investors, compared to the typical 5–10% allocation seen in most offerings.

Meanwhile, Fidelity just cut its minimum account requirement from $500,000 to just $2,000. A 99.6% reduction opening the door to millions of retail.

Short-term selling is heavily discouraged: investors who flip IPO shares within 15 days face a 6-month ban, rising to 1 year for a second offense and a permanent ban after a third.

At a reported $1.675 trillion valuation, SpaceX could generate more liquidity for insiders than most VC-backed IPOs of the last decade combined.

Is this the democratization of the biggest IPO in history or the LARGEST retail absorption event ever seen?