SpaceX shares are worth hedging while everyone is hyped, with roughly $400B of unlocks still coming and the Anthropic IPO ahead. Per the FT, via @DeItaone, SpaceX is looking to raise $40B in Apollo-led financing to buy Nvidia chips. x.com 

AVAX treasury company AVAT has warned the SEC it may not survive the year, because its business has no strong revenue source beyond holding AVAX. It spent $265M on AVAX now worth $123M, pledged 7.8M of its 13.8M AVAX as loan collateral, and lost $26.78M last quarter against $2.06M of staking revenue. Six weeks after a $675M Nasdaq debut it is worth $29.8M, and any further AVAX decline raises its financial risk. x.com 

Avalanche's onchain asset growth has not yet translated into demand for AVAX itself. Funds and stocks living on the chain, such as a Goldman Sachs Treasury fund or Dinari's US stocks, are not the same as people buying the token. x.com 

SpaceX is a $3T company doing only $18.7B of revenue with a negative profit margin, which even a brilliant IPO cannot justify. A tiny float, forced index and ETF buying, 4x oversubscription and a staggered lock-up created the demand, but this will not end well; it is not interesting anywhere above $100, and even profitability would not warrant $3T. Per a post the author replies to, staggered lock-up releases could free up to 65% of insider stock between late August and October. x.com  x.com  x.com  … Show more

SpaceX's IPO looks asymmetric to the downside, and as a mispriced mega cap it is a rare short where losses can be sized without fearing a 2-10x move. Elon's $50B social media machine, aggressive float constraints and penalties on retail sales were not enough, and the listing wreaked havoc on other AI names. That sets an ugly precedent for an Anthropic IPO, which could hurt the whole AI trade if it is gutted out of the gate. The base case is not a horrible outcome. x.com  x.com 

SpaceX's IPO is a classic wealth transfer from new buyers to pre-IPO holders: major IPOs at peak valuation are designed to let insiders and early investors cash out, with launch-day buyers providing their exit liquidity. SpaceX is down roughly 27% in five days. x.com 

Rocket Lab's $3B at-the-market offering shows it needs investor cash because it has no real earnings or path to profitability, and it should have raised $10-15B while the window lasts. Selling stock at such a high valuation is the only way to sustain the next 18-24 months, and the coming SpaceX IPO will most likely be the sell event for the entire space sector. x.com  x.com 

Space stocks such as Redwire and AST SpaceMobile have run too far on retail chasing and look like shorts into the SpaceX IPO. Government contracts are already priced in, and the stocks price years ahead while ignoring execution risk. The SpaceX IPO should absorb more liquidity as institutions sell the news, leaving retail holding the bag. AST SpaceMobile is the second-biggest space short after EchoStar; sell space stocks before IPO day, though the broader market can stay steady through July. … Show more

AVAX One Technology's management is backing its own stock, and the shares just broke a multi-month descending trendline on five times normal volume. It has repurchased 85,724 shares at about $4.28 since June 30, with about $35.5M left on its $40M buyback. Its treasury holds 14.09M AVAX tokens, alongside staking yield, bitcoin mining and data centers. $5.50 is the trigger level. x.com 

SpaceX's IPO is not worth buying, because it makes no sense to buy a security precisely when insiders decide the timing is perfect to sell, as Warren Buffett put it. In the Buffett remarks shared by @adamkhootrader, a hyped new issue brought to market at the seller's chosen time, with hefty sales commissions, is unlikely to be the best bargain available. x.com