One wealth manager reported that his firm received only about 17% of the SpaceX shares it requested in the IPO offering.

Following its public debut, SpaceX's valuation of around $2.2 trillion is higher than that of Meta, Tesla, and Saudi Aramco.

SpaceX stock opened at $155 a share, representing an immediate gain of approximately 11% from its $135 IPO price.

Early investors in SpaceX, such as Peter Thiel and Sequoia, are expected to make tens of billions of dollars from the company's IPO.

SpaceX's opening market capitalization was just under $2 trillion, making it more valuable than Tesla, Saudi Aramco, and Meta.

Robinhood reported experiencing record-breaking traffic on the day of the SpaceX IPO, which caused latency and intermittent issues for some customers.

SpaceX has a strategic ambition to establish data centers in space by 2028.

Following its successful IPO, SpaceX's market capitalization exceeded $2 trillion, making it more valuable than Tesla, Meta, and Saudi Aramco.