SpaceX has not yet been officially launched, and ordinary people can already participate. Yes, Bitget has entered SpaceX's pre market contract, SPCXUSDT, U-based, with 5-fold leverage. What level of company is SpaceX? Falcon 9 monopolizes Western commercial launches, with Starlink's global user base exceeding 10 million and annual revenue exceeding 10 billion US dollars. Its IPO target valuation is between 1.5 trillion and 2 trillion US dollars. In the past twenty years, every round of financing for this company has only been played with top VC and sovereign funds, and ordinary people do not even have the qualifications to sign up. The path of traditional finance is like this: when the IPO opens, securities firms give you a subscription entrance, and it is highly likely that you will not be able to grab the quota. Retail investors always rank last. Institutions eat meat first, securities firms drink soup, and individual investors pick bones. What Bitget did was break this order. SpaceX is still in the roadshow stage, and pre market contracts have already been launched. Bullish long, bearish short, open at any time, no need to wait for listing, no need to grab quota, no need to be locked up. A trillion dollar target that has not yet gone public can now be priced by retail investors. This is not the first time. Bitget was listed on US stock contracts such as Tesla, Nvidia, and Apple last year, and had previously done IPO Prime subscription for preSPAX. From the secondary market to the primary market, from listed to unlisted, every step is pushing the boundaries that retail investors can reach outward. In the past few years, the financial industry has claimed to be inclusive, but in reality, it has set more and more barriers for retail investors. Account opening requires review, trading requires qualifications, primary market requires identity, and IPO requires lottery. Behind every threshold is the same meaning: this is not for you to play. What Bitget has been doing is breaking down barriers. Enable retail investors to trade US stocks, participate in pre IPO, set prices in the primary market, and enter the market before everyone else. The opening up of finance does not depend on who writes a white paper to announce it, but on who first creates products for ordinary people to use. From this perspective, Bitget is leading the way.