Elon Musk reportedly won't be able to sell any of his SpaceX ($SPCX) shares for at least 366 days following the company's highly anticipated IPO.
The lockup period is designed to reassure investors, prevent insider selling pressure, and signal long-term confidence from SpaceX's largest shareholder. The restriction is also expected to apply to other major insiders, helping the company maintain stability and momentum during its first year as a publicly traded company.
With SpaceX entering the public market at a potentially record-breaking valuation, investors will be closely watching whether this commitment strengthens market confidence and supports the stock's long-term performance.
What do you think?
Would you be more likely to invest in SpaceX knowing Elon Musk can't sell his shares for a full year after the IPO?
Bitcoin Pizza Day isn't just about looking back at history. It's about inspiring the next generation of builders. 🍕
Together with @cryptitaplays, @BitgetBuilders participants deployed their first NFTs on @MorphNetwork, explored Web3 hands on workshop, connected with fellow @bitget builders, and celebrated with pizza and exclusive merch.
The best way to learn Web3 is still by building in it. 🚀
#Blockchain4Youth #Blockchain4Her
The global AI race is back in focus today as Nvidia's GTC event kicks off in Taipei, with CEO Jensen Huang delivering a highly anticipated keynote address. Investors and technology enthusiasts are watching closely for announcements on next-generation AI infrastructure, chips, and partnerships that could shape the future of artificial intelligence.
Meanwhile, Intel has added fresh competition to the sector by announcing plans to launch a new AI chip designed to challenge the dominance of Nvidia and AMD. The move signals Intel's determination to regain market share in the rapidly expanding AI hardware market.
With Nvidia showcasing its latest innovations and Intel preparing a direct challenge, the battle for AI leadership is intensifying.
The question now is: Can Intel close the gap, or will Nvidia continue to dominate the AI revolution?
Bitget’s Pizza Day campaign literally made a whole song about all the “dumb ways” Bitcoin has died and then showed it flipping the slice every single time like nothing happened.
Now I can’t stop wondering, who in this space is actually dead for good?
And who’s out here pulling a Lazarus, dying dramatically, getting buried under headlines, only to show up 6-18 months later looking healthier than ever?
Is it only Bitcoin that’s immortal?
Or are there Layer-1s, DeFi protocols, and meme coins secretly training for their 5th comeback tour?
Which project do you think “died” the most timed and still refuses to stay down?
And which one are you side-eyeing right now thinking “this time it might actually be over”?
Crypto’s not just surviving the obituaries.
It’s speed-running resurrection cycles.
FUD, hacks, quantum computers...
Crypto has been declared dead time and time again.
But it just keeps coming back stronger and more reliable.
Crypto never dies. It flips. Happy #BitcoinPizzaDay🍕
Happening now at Flip the Slice: Offline Workshop – Bitcoin Pizza Day 2026
Today, I learned how NFTs are created and even minted my first NFT, "AlluBitcoin Pizza ," inspired by my PFP and the spirit of Bitcoin Pizza Day.
As someone new to NFTs, I was surprised by how simple the process was. Huge thanks to #Blockchain4Youth, #Blockchain4Her, and @cryptitaplays for this hands-on learning experience, and special thanks to our facilitator for patiently guiding us throughout the workshop.
Definitely leaving with more knowledge and curiosity about the technical side of Web3. Smart contracts next!
@MorphNetwork
#cryptitaplays
#buildersworkshop #blockchain4youth #blockchain4her #BitcoinPizzaDay #NFT #Web3
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Crypto slides, oil surges, and geopolitical tensions heat up markets once again.
•Bitcoin falls to $74,687
•Total crypto market cap drops to $2.58T
•Oil nears $90/bbl amid rising US-Iran tensions and renewed focus on the Strait of Hormuz
•The Fed signals it’s still ready to hike if inflation spikes again
But while risk assets struggle…
• Aerospace stocks are absolutely exploding:
• Astrotech +459%
• Intuitive Machines +15%
Meanwhile, Wall Street still sees the S&P 500 ending the year near 7,620 despite the volatility.
Markets are entering a phase where geopolitics, inflation, energy, AI, and defense are all colliding at once. One headline can move everything.
Are we seeing:
A temporary correction before another rally?
Capital rotating into defense and aerospace?
Or the beginning of a larger risk-off environment?
What’s your take on the market right now? 👇
Just sharing my 2 Elliott Wave counts for Hyperliquid token , both pointing toward a bullish outlook .
Would love to hear your thoughts :
Which count makes more sense to you?
Open for constructive feedback and discussion from fellow Elliotticians 👇
GM, UEX fam! Your Daily Brief for May 26, 2026 just landed .
Qualcomm just reminded the market who’s powering the AI race. Strong demand in AI PCs, data centers, and auto chips sent shares soaring +11.60%, reinforcing the narrative that AI infrastructure remains one of the market’s strongest growth engines.
At the same time, Goldman Sachs is already positioning for the next macro rotation calling for a “post-war trade” favoring healthcare, European assets, and cyclical sectors as geopolitical tensions begin to ease.
From AI momentum to global recovery bets, Wall Street is shifting from survival mode back into opportunity mode.
Which sector do you think will lead the next big rally: AI tech, healthcare, or European cyclicals?