Odaily Planet Daily reported that SpaceX originally planned to conduct the 13th test flight of Starship on July 23, but due to weather conditions, it announced on the X platform that the flight would be postponed to July 24.

Previously, SpaceX made its first attempt at the 13th Starship test flight on July 17. However, as some Raptor engines failed to start as expected, the automatic launch abort procedure was triggered, resulting in the failure of the first attempt.

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Entry price: $126.04;

Current price: $111.29;

Liquidation price: $22.27.

In response to the news that “SpaceX will stop accepting new commercial orders for the Falcon 9,” Futurum Equities Chief Market Strategist Shay Boloor stated that if Starship fails to achieve successful commercialization by 2028, this shift could create a significant gap in rocket launch capabilities, potentially benefiting second-tier launch service providers such as Rocket Lab (RKLB).

This morning, sources revealed that SpaceX has begun declining exclusive commercial launch orders for the Falcon 9 scheduled after 2028, and has suspended accepting new reservations for its Rideshare program, in order to accelerate the transition to Starship.

Odaily reported that Cathie Wood’s Ark Invest sold 97,325 shares of Robinhood (HOOD) on Wednesday, valued at approximately $10.2 million; purchased 121,384 shares of SpaceX (SPCX), valued at approximately $14 million; and also bought approximately $507,000 worth of Securitize (SECZ) shares.

According to sources familiar with the matter, SpaceX has begun declining exclusive commercial launch orders for Falcon 9 after 2028 and has paused accepting new reservations for the Falcon 9 Rideshare program to accelerate the transition to Starship.

Additionally, SpaceX has stopped producing certain non-reusable components for the Falcon series, but is still expected to continue using Falcon 9 for launch missions for the U.S. Department of Defense and NASA. Sources said that if Starship’s subsequent development progresses slower than expected, relevant plans may still be adjusted. (Bloomberg)

Odaily Data analysis firm Ortex Technologies' data as of Tuesday shows that since SpaceX (SPCX.O) went public in mid-June, investors shorting SpaceX stock have realized approximately $15.5 billion in paper profits, as its share price has fallen below the IPO price. Short sellers profit by borrowing shares to sell, then buying them back at a lower price. As SpaceX's stock price dropped from its post-IPO high of $225.64 to below the issue price of $135, they have increased their bearish bets on the company.

"There are currently no signs that short sellers are taking profits on their SpaceX positions," said Ortex co-founder Peter Hillerberg. "If anything, they are adding to their short positions," Hillerberg stated. Ortex data as of Tuesday shows that approximately 360 million SpaceX shares have been lent out, representing about 56% of the float. Musk said last Friday, "Companies that hold large short positions in SpaceX for a long time have a very low probability of survival." (Jin Shi)

Odaily Odaily News According to data from S3 Partners, approximately 206 million shares of SpaceX stock are currently being shorted, accounting for about 32% of its publicly traded float, corresponding to a nominal short position of approximately $25 billion.

SpaceX will release its first quarterly earnings report since going public after the US stock market closes on August 4th. Data shows that SpaceX's short positions have been increasing recently. Last week, the number of shorted shares was approximately 185 million, accounting for about 29% of the float. About a month ago, the estimated short position was around 40 million shares, representing about 5% to 7% of the float. (Jinshi)

As SpaceX announces it will release its Q2 2026 financial report on August 4, according to the terms of SpaceX's previous prospectus, eligible insider shareholder shares will begin to unlock two days after the company publishes its Q2 2026 financial report.

This means the SpaceX stock unlock wave is also entering a countdown, and August 6 will see the first major unlock, with early shares accounting for 8% of total shares (20% of the early lock-up pool) becoming unlocked. If the stock price rises 30% above the IPO offering price and meets that standard on 5 out of 10 trading days, an additional 10% can be unlocked. Therefore, the maximum unlockable shares on August 6 could reach 12%.

In addition to August 6, before SpaceX releases its Q3 2026 financial report, August 21, September 10, September 25, October 12, and October 26 will each see 2.8% unlocked.

Odaily reported that SpaceX announced on the X platform that it will release its financial and operational results for the second quarter of 2026 on August 4, 2026.

Odaily reports that as SpaceX's stock price has declined, some traders have begun betting on further downside through short selling or other bearish strategies. After falling for four consecutive trading days, SpaceX's stock price has officially broken below its issuance price of $135. From its historical high, SpaceX's cumulative decline has exceeded 40%, with its market capitalization evaporating by over $1 trillion. Musk's wealth has also shrunk by more than $250 billion over the past month. (Financial Times)

According to MSX.COM data, SpaceX (SPCX.O) stock price has dropped 38% from its peak, with its market cap set to evaporate approximately one trillion dollars from its peak.