The upcoming SpaceX IPO, scheduled for June 12, is poised to inject $75 billion worth of new stock into public markets, potentially adding $1.77 trillion to the market cap. This move follows the pattern seen with Coinbase's IPO in 2021, which marked a peak in market sentiment for cryptocurrencies. On its first day, Coinbase's stock opened at $381, peaked at $429, and closed at $328, while Bitcoin hit an all-time high of $65,000 before plummeting 76%. Investors are closely watching SpaceX's IPO, with futures on Hyperliquid trading at $167, indicating a 25% increase from the IPO price of $135. Polymarket participants give a 47% chance of the stock closing day one with a market cap above $2.2 trillion. Despite strong demand, the IPO's success remains uncertain, as market dynamics and retail interest will play crucial roles in determining its impact on AI and space sectors.