Yesterday, @MSX_CN delivered another solid performance during the SpaceX launch event: Pre-IPO subscription price was around 119 USDT, intraday high reached 176.52, and it closed at 166.85 on the first day. This isn’t just about a single profit—it’s a significant endorsement of MSX’s capabilities as a platform for RWA trading and early-stage allocations. It also proves once again the reliability of MSX’s delivery and the Pre-IPO model. The criticism back then was so loud, almost enough to drown out MSX’s determination. Here are a few key takeaways: 1️⃣ MSX has productized its research and allocation capabilities, reducing the costs and friction caused by “scrambling for quotas” and complex fees. 2️⃣ The smooth completion of SpaceX’s share allocation and trading launch, following Cerebras, once again validates MSX’s closed-loop execution in “subscription → launch → share allocation.” The biggest risk of the Pre-IPO model lies in whether delivery can be fulfilled as promised. MSX has delivered on its promises in both cases, building trust as a brand asset. 3️⃣ Compared to other channels, MSX offers a more transparent subscription process and a timely settlement experience, reducing users’ time and opportunity costs. 4️⃣ For both the platform and its users, sharing primary market opportunities, consistently delivering results, and building a strong reputation create a virtuous ecosystem cycle with significant implications. 5️⃣ Pre-IPO/tokenized assets are still subject to valuation fluctuations and liquidity risks, so it’s important to stay rational and do thorough research. This is not investment advice, okay? Finally, The successful launch of SpaceX and the substantial returns for early users provide a strong demonstration of MSX’s business model and execution capabilities. MSX is building a repeatable, verifiable RWA/Pre-IPO issuance and delivery mechanism.