When will SpaceX IPO? Behind this question lies various market speculations about future stock ticker symbols.
According to current popular predictions, $STAR is leading by a wide margin with a 29% probability, and this lead is not unfounded. Starlink, Starship, Starbase—the three major businesses under SpaceX—all revolve around the word "Star," making the brand clearly defined and the most favored choice for the ticker symbol.
However, there are also many competitors. $SPAX follows closely with 25% support; $X gains 13% support due to Elon Musk's preference for this letter; and $SEX, as a pun on "Space Exploration," although somewhat playful, still has 12% backing.
From the perspective of brand consistency and market recognition, $STAR is indeed the most reasonable choice. But the exact timing of the IPO and the final selection of the ticker symbol still depend on official announcements.
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MEVHunter
· 01-06 00:27
I have to question the probability data of $STAR... It looks too "neat." Would real on-chain voting be this clean? I doubt it. As for $X, Elon’s level of obsession—maybe he really just went crazy over a single letter. I bet he ends up creating such a stark contrast in the end.
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CryptoFortuneTeller
· 01-05 20:54
$STAR is settled, all three businesses are associated with Star. If not choosing it, what else to pick? Just wait for the official announcement.
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EyeOfTheTokenStorm
· 01-05 20:49
Based on historical data, the 29% market share of $STAR indeed aligns with a bottoming pattern focused on branding. However, I am more concerned about the IPO timing window — that is the key variable determining the entry point.
Honestly, from a technical perspective, this wave of civilian predictions is a bit overly optimistic. You all know Elon’s unpredictable nature, and although $X has a low proportion, given his capriciousness... a risk warning: don’t be fooled by the apparent probability.
The consistency of the $STAR brand is solid, but quantitatively, by the time of the official announcement, market reactions could be completely opposite. My model shows that such expectation gaps often lead to 10-30% volatility.
Still the same point — from a macro cycle perspective, what stage is the entire space industry chain currently in? That’s much more important than guessing stock codes.
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LayerZeroHero
· 01-05 20:43
Haha, $STAR is stable, Elon Musk's naming style is right there.
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$SEX this code is really awesome, playful but I like it.
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Wait, isn't $X only 13%? I bet Elon Musk will end up creating this.
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Honestly, these predictions are all nonsense. No one should be certain before the official announcement.
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$STAR taking 29% is a bit high; I don't have that much confidence.
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Starlink, Starship, Interstellar Base—all have "star" in their names, brand logic is solid.
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I don't really buy these guesses; in the end, it'll probably be an unexpected code.
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Waiting for the IPO, but it might be indefinitely delayed; this matter seems far from being resolved.
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MevShadowranger
· 01-05 20:41
Haha, the probability of $STAR is indeed overwhelming, but I bet Elon will just end up creating $X to bother us. That's his style.
When will SpaceX IPO? Behind this question lies various market speculations about future stock ticker symbols.
According to current popular predictions, $STAR is leading by a wide margin with a 29% probability, and this lead is not unfounded. Starlink, Starship, Starbase—the three major businesses under SpaceX—all revolve around the word "Star," making the brand clearly defined and the most favored choice for the ticker symbol.
However, there are also many competitors. $SPAX follows closely with 25% support; $X gains 13% support due to Elon Musk's preference for this letter; and $SEX, as a pun on "Space Exploration," although somewhat playful, still has 12% backing.
From the perspective of brand consistency and market recognition, $STAR is indeed the most reasonable choice. But the exact timing of the IPO and the final selection of the ticker symbol still depend on official announcements.