
Lots has been happening with SpaceX, their stock IPO is not even the biggest news. In late June, they announced a space-frisbee style vehicle for deorbiting called Starfall, where a capsule is deployed from orbit and returns to splash down in the ocean. This Reddit thread discusses the recovery.

Falcon 9 launches are ongoing, deploying SiriusXM satellites, and more Starlinks, while on the ground ongoing Raptor engine tests prepare for a potential flight for Starship 13. So far, the flight liftoff attempt was aborted at ignition, and today again its a no go. I am not overly discouraged by aborted launches because I think it's smart to avoid uncontrolled rapid disassembly.
Some have been delighting in the pessimism of SpaceX's IPO calling it a failure, but as I am still saving up cash to buy, I am happy with a lower entry point.

https://www.google.com/search?q=spacex+stock+price+chart+history
How low can it go? Not as important as, how High can it go?

"Space generally begins at the Kármán line, located 100 kilometers"
"Mars is about 225 million kilometers away from Earth"

For me $SPCX stock price is still too high, We Are just back to the overvalued IPO Price Level. Below $100 I personally would consider a first step in.
$120 USD, That is a considerable amount in Dogecoin.
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I heard there was going to be a CubeSat called Doge-1 sent to the moon.
And while DOGE might be theoretically used as Space currency one day,
Part Ownership of the Rocket company is much more valuable.
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