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I've been following the SpaceX situation. They secured a $1.6 billion military contract, which anyone would see as huge positive news. So what happened? The stock price dropped below the IPO price, the short interest ratio shot up to nearly 50%, and there's a massive lock-up expiration looming at the end of the month. The positive news is real, but the bears are also very strong. Some ask, isn't this contradictory? It's not. Anyone experienced in crypto knows one thing: in the short term, price and fundamentals can be completely unrelated. SpaceX's current problem isn't whether it's good or not, but that the share structure is too poor. Nearly half the shares are still locked and haven't been released; smart money is waiting to see what happens after those shares hit the market. This is exactly the same situation we encounter in crypto. A project gets listed on a major exchange, everyone shouts bullish, but the price keeps falling. It's not that the project is bad, it's that the early shares haven't been fully washed out, there are too many people still holding, so the price can't be pushed up. The real good buying opportunities often appear when most people have stopped talking about it. Those who keep shouting "this time it's different" are nine times out of ten just the bag holders. Right now, SpaceX is at a point where bulls and bears are talking past each other. No one can convince the other, but the market will tell you the answer. Wait for the lock-up expiration, wait for the shorts to cover, wait for the shares to fully change hands. Then take another look — it's a hundred times more reliable than guessing now. #SpaceX获$1.6B美军合同，股价暴跌引两派争议 $BTC $SNDK $ETH #Fed3Dissents #MSFTCutsCapex #AIStoryDiverges