SpaceX shares rose 4.5% Monday to $146.23 after rebounding from below $105 and remaining above the $135 IPO price, even as investors prepared for a 319 million-share unlock on Aug. 20 and further staged releases in September and October that could expand tradable supply. Filings highlighted major holders including Harvard's nearly 13 million shares worth $2.2 billion as of June 30, Norway's sovereign wealth fund's 0.05% stake worth $1.22 billion, Intesa Sanpaolo's $966 million position, and large stakes held by Alphabet and Nvidia. Separately, Goldman Sachs said the global space economy could reach $1.8 trillion by 2035, citing falling launch costs, rising private investment and deeper public-market funding, with SpaceX's June listing described as the standout IPO in a sector that raised $89 billion since the start of 2025.