SpaceX Shares Steady After $100 Billion Insider Lockup Expires
SpaceX shares maintained stable prices on Thursday following the expiration of insider lockup agreements that released approximately 911.5 million shares valued at roughly $100 billion. The massive unlock, which removed selling restrictions on company insiders, did not trigger the significant market volatility that some investors had anticipated. The steady share performance suggests the market absorbed the potential insider selling pressure without disruption.
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SpaceX Shares Steady After $100 Billion Insider Lockup Expires
SpaceX shares maintained stable prices on Thursday following the expiration of insider lockup agreements that released approximately 911.5 million shares valued at roughly $100 billion. The massive unlock, which removed selling restrictions on company insiders, did not trigger the significant market volatility that some investors had anticipated. The steady share performance suggests the market absorbed the potential insider selling pressure without disruption.
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