[TradeXYZ Confirms SPCX Will Not Rebase: Initial Share Count Example Removed from Documentation] Odaily Planet Daily reports that TradeXYZ posted on X regarding its SPCX pre-market contract product, stating that TradeXYZ's pre-market contract is a price-based perpetual contract that tracks the implied expected price per share of Class A common stock (or common stock) in the market. The total share count and company market cap are not input parameters in the market rules, oracle pricing methodology, or final conversion mechanism. Previously, the official documentation included some educational examples to illustrate how users could derive a 'reasonable share price' based on their own expectations of the company's market cap and total share count. These examples were intended to help with understanding the context, but feedback indicated that they could cause misunderstandings. As a result, they have been removed from the documentation. TradeXYZ does not use, disclose, or rely on any calculation benchmarks based on total share count or market cap in SPCX or any other XYZ markets. Once SpaceX completes its IPO and sufficient external price data becomes available in the market, SPCX is expected to transition to a standard external oracle pricing mechanism. At that point, the contract price is expected to gradually converge with SpaceX's post-IPO public market trading price.