**[Bloomberg: SpaceX Stock Price Unaffected by $100 Billion Stock Unlock, Smoothly Absorbing Selling Pressure]** DeepTech TechFlow reports that on August 6, according to Bloomberg, SpaceX's stock showed relative stability on Thursday following the expiration of the lock-up agreement restricting insiders from selling shares. This unlock involved up to approximately 911.5 million shares, valued at around $100 billion based on current valuations. Trading data indicates that SpaceX's stock price fluctuated within a range of less than 3% during early trading, as the market absorbed the potential selling pressure from this large-scale share release. Within the first 30 minutes after the market opened, trading volume reached nearly 93 million shares, accounting for about 40% of the previous trading day's total volume. The unlock occurred shortly after SpaceX released its first financial report. Previously, the stock had dropped by approximately 14% due to investor concerns over the company's higher-than-expected investment in artificial intelligence. However, most Wall Street analysts remain optimistic about the company's long-term prospects. Key areas of market focus include SpaceX's future investment plans in AI, satellite internet, and mobile communications. Despite facing short-term capital expenditure pressures, analysts believe the company's leading position in rocket launches, the Starlink satellite network, and commercial space exploration remains a critical factor supporting its long-term valuation. This $100 billion stock unlock has also become a significant event for testing investor confidence since SpaceX's public listing. The lack of significant price fluctuations suggests that the market had already anticipated the liquidity release by internal shareholders.