Elon Musk’s space company just shattered records to become the biggest float in the broker’s 30-year history as Australian investors went on the hunt for sizzle.

SpaceX's record $75B IPO saw $118M in first-day retail buying, with shares closing up 19%. The company also disclosed 18,712 BTC worth $1.29 billion.

SpaceX raised $75B in the largest IPO ever. Tokenized shares launched on Solana and Hyperliquid saw $1.3B in SPCX perp volume on day one.

SpaceX's debut set new records for retail investor demand, with over 522 million shares traded and generating $33 billion in dollar volume.

The company ended up allocating about 20 per cent of its IPO to retail investors globally. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

“There is only one stock retail [investors] care about right now,” one research team wrote in a note to clients.

SpaceX's $75 billion IPO saw retail investors pour nearly as much into SPCX in two days as they invested in all other US stocks the prior week.

The country’s largest brokerage received more than four times the volume applications for the largest Australian float made available through its platform.

Elon Musk’s space company just shattered records to become the biggest float in the broker’s 30-year history as Australian investors went on the hunt for sizzle.

SpaceX captured 56% of US retail stock purchases on its first trading day with $117M in net buying, as investors rotate away from the Magnificent Seven.

SpaceX retail buying topped all Magnificent Seven stocks combined in its first three trading days, with $117 million purchased on debut day alone.

SpaceX's IPO did not just mint the biggest debut in market history and a trillionaire, but it also triggered a historic land grab in risky leveraged ETFs.