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Starship The 13th test flight plan will take place at 06:45 Beijing time on July 17 at the Starship facility in Texas. This is the second full flight of the V3 version rocket. The core mission details include:
1. Deploying “Starlink”: Starship (S40) will carry 20 new-generation Starlink V3 satellites into orbit and release them one by one. Among them, 6 satellites are equipped with camera systems to capture real-time imagery and transmit data showing the condition of Starship’s heat shield during flight.
2. Heat shield upgrade validation: The mission will test multiple upgrade方案, including installing load-sensing heat-shield tiles on the windward side of the tail fins, and painting part of the panels white to simulate and observe the detachment of the heat-shield tiles.
3. Engine and stage-separation improvements: In response to the timing mismatch and high-temperature failure observed during the 12th test flight, this update revises the engine ignition sequence and alarm logic during stage separation. This is intended to ensure that the booster (B20) can safely complete the flip, return ignition, and splash down in the Gulf of Mexico.
4. On-orbit and reentry testing: The Starship spacecraft will attempt to relight a single Raptor engine in space and carry out a controlled reentry, ultimately performing a controlled descent and splashdown in the Indian Ocean within the designated area.
Starship The 13th test flight plan will take place at 06:45 Beijing time on July 17 at the Starship facility in Texas. This is the second full flight of the V3 version rocket. The core mission details include:
1. Deploying “Starlink”: Starship (S40) will carry 20 new-generation Starlink V3 satellites into orbit and release them one by one. Among them, 6 satellites are equipped with camera systems to capture real-time imagery and transmit data showing the condition of Starship’s heat shield during flight.
2. Heat shield upgrade validation: The mission will test multiple upgrade方案, including installing load-sensing heat-shield tiles on the windward side of the tail fins, and painting part of the panels white to simulate and observe the detachment of the heat-shield tiles.
3. Engine and stage-separation improvements: In response to the timing mismatch and high-temperature failure observed during the 12th test flight, this update revises the engine ignition sequence and alarm logic during stage separation. This is intended to ensure that the booster (B20) can safely complete the flip, return ignition, and splash down in the Gulf of Mexico.
4. On-orbit and reentry testing: The Starship spacecraft will attempt to relight a single Raptor engine in space and carry out a controlled reentry, ultimately performing a controlled descent and splashdown in the Indian Ocean within the designated area.
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On the short-term chart, at the 134 price level you can place a small-leverage long order in batches. If the Starship’s 13th test flight is successful as well, that would be a positive signal, and the price could rise to around 139. Take profit in time—do not hold overnight.
On the short-term chart, at the 134 price level you can place a small-leverage long order in batches. If the Starship’s 13th test flight is successful as well, that would be a positive signal, and the price could rise to around 139. Take profit in time—do not hold overnight.
美股Jay
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Many people say that spcx has fallen into this dead-end situation—why doesn’t Musk prop it up?
The reason is: “Why should I prop it up?”
Musk’s attitude toward “retail investors” and “public mutual funds” is extremely complex. The fact that SpaceX has broken issue prices and that retail investors get shaken out does, in a sense, truly align with his personal intentions. Learning from the lesson of Tesla: $TSLAB has one of the shareholder structures with the highest proportion of retail investors in the U.S. The influx of a large number of retail investors makes Tesla’s stock price highly susceptible to retail sentiment, forum speculation, and even certain rumors.
It can surge and crash dramatically.
Musk has repeatedly complained publicly that he hates being held hostage by short-term retail sentiment, which seriously disrupts his long-term research and technology iteration schedule.
And after more than 160 (ten thousand?) tacitly allowed the major players to smash the price—once the stock has been driven down enough and then stabilizes—the real institutions that are truly able to step in at scale to buy the dip and take over are long-term investors such as Fidelity, T. Rowe Price, and other large firms that have accompanied SpaceX for many years. Musk himself prefers these kinds of major shareholders: institutions that won’t sell within the next two or three years, won’t talk nonsense, and only provide money without interfering. That is the fact.
Many people say that spcx has fallen into this dead-end situation—why doesn’t Musk prop it up?
The reason is: “Why should I prop it up?”
Musk’s attitude toward “retail investors” and “public mutual funds” is extremely complex. The fact that SpaceX has broken issue prices and that retail investors get shaken out does, in a sense, truly align with his personal intentions. Learning from the lesson of Tesla: $TSLAB has one of the shareholder structures with the highest proportion of retail investors in the U.S. The influx of a large number of retail investors makes Tesla’s stock price highly susceptible to retail sentiment, forum speculation, and even certain rumors.
It can surge and crash dramatically.
Musk has repeatedly complained publicly that he hates being held hostage by short-term retail sentiment, which seriously disrupts his long-term research and technology iteration schedule.
And after more than 160 (ten thousand?) tacitly allowed the major players to smash the price—once the stock has been driven down enough and then stabilizes—the real institutions that are truly able to step in at scale to buy the dip and take over are long-term investors such as Fidelity, T. Rowe Price, and other large firms that have accompanied SpaceX for many years. Musk himself prefers these kinds of major shareholders: institutions that won’t sell within the next two or three years, won’t talk nonsense, and only provide money without interfering. That is the fact.
$SPCXB
Many people say that spcx has fallen into this dead-end situation—why doesn’t Musk prop it up?
The reason is: “Why should I prop it up?”
Musk’s attitude toward “retail investors” and “public mutual funds” is extremely complex. The fact that SpaceX has broken issue prices and that retail investors get shaken out does, in a sense, truly align with his personal intentions. Learning from the lesson of Tesla: $TSLAB has one of the shareholder structures with the highest proportion of retail investors in the U.S. The influx of a large number of retail investors makes Tesla’s stock price highly susceptible to retail sentiment, forum speculation, and even certain rumors.
It can surge and crash dramatically.
Musk has repeatedly complained publicly that he hates being held hostage by short-term retail sentiment, which seriously disrupts his long-term research and technology iteration schedule.
And after more than 160 (ten thousand?) tacitly allowed the major players to smash the price—once the stock has been driven down enough and then stabilizes—the real institutions that are truly able to step in at scale to buy the dip and take over are long-term investors such as Fidelity, T. Rowe Price, and other large firms that have accompanied SpaceX for many years. Musk himself prefers these kinds of major shareholders: institutions that won’t sell within the next two or three years, won’t talk nonsense, and only provide money without interfering. That is the fact.
Many people say that spcx has fallen into this dead-end situation—why doesn’t Musk prop it up?
The reason is: “Why should I prop it up?”
Musk’s attitude toward “retail investors” and “public mutual funds” is extremely complex. The fact that SpaceX has broken issue prices and that retail investors get shaken out does, in a sense, truly align with his personal intentions. Learning from the lesson of Tesla: $TSLAB has one of the shareholder structures with the highest proportion of retail investors in the U.S. The influx of a large number of retail investors makes Tesla’s stock price highly susceptible to retail sentiment, forum speculation, and even certain rumors.
It can surge and crash dramatically.
Musk has repeatedly complained publicly that he hates being held hostage by short-term retail sentiment, which seriously disrupts his long-term research and technology iteration schedule.
And after more than 160 (ten thousand?) tacitly allowed the major players to smash the price—once the stock has been driven down enough and then stabilizes—the real institutions that are truly able to step in at scale to buy the dip and take over are long-term investors such as Fidelity, T. Rowe Price, and other large firms that have accompanied SpaceX for many years. Musk himself prefers these kinds of major shareholders: institutions that won’t sell within the next two or three years, won’t talk nonsense, and only provide money without interfering. That is the fact.
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After SpaceX (SPCX) broke below its $135 offering price intraday (with a low of $132.15), it is likely to remain in a weak sideways consolidation in the short term or continue to face downward pressure. The probability of a strong, powerful V-shaped rebound in the near term is relatively low. Although there is currently institutional capital providing a technical support near the offering price (it is slightly up to $136.04), due to multiple substantial negative catalysts in the market ahead, the confidence crisis after the stock drops below the offer price will be difficult to reverse within just a few days.
If, over the next few days, the closing price remains consistently below $135 without clearly reclaiming it—and even falls below $130—then technical traders’ positioning will likely fully collapse;
Once $135 is completely lost, the stock price will most likely move toward the $100 round-number level.
Even if Wall Street continues to be bullish long term, the risk of blindly bottom-fishing on the left side is extremely high. It is recommended to wait for the first wave of unlocks in August and the release of earnings reports; after the chips are thoroughly washed out and the valuation returns to rational levels, then look for opportunities to build a long-term position on the right side.
#SpaceX #bstock
After SpaceX (SPCX) broke below its $135 offering price intraday (with a low of $132.15), it is likely to remain in a weak sideways consolidation in the short term or continue to face downward pressure. The probability of a strong, powerful V-shaped rebound in the near term is relatively low. Although there is currently institutional capital providing a technical support near the offering price (it is slightly up to $136.04), due to multiple substantial negative catalysts in the market ahead, the confidence crisis after the stock drops below the offer price will be difficult to reverse within just a few days.
If, over the next few days, the closing price remains consistently below $135 without clearly reclaiming it—and even falls below $130—then technical traders’ positioning will likely fully collapse;
Once $135 is completely lost, the stock price will most likely move toward the $100 round-number level.
Even if Wall Street continues to be bullish long term, the risk of blindly bottom-fishing on the left side is extremely high. It is recommended to wait for the first wave of unlocks in August and the release of earnings reports; after the chips are thoroughly washed out and the valuation returns to rational levels, then look for opportunities to build a long-term position on the right side.
#SpaceX #bstock
$BTC Perfect upper and lower needles, dual explosions in both empty and full, it's all about retail investors.
$BTC rubbed, directly hit back 80000, awesome! The air force was severely exposed, definitely do not take on single orders.
Correct, if you dare to go higher, it will immediately bring you down; if you dare to short, it will shoot straight up 😅
Zack xman
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$BTC Thinking it over, neither up nor down, make an appearance first
First, blow up the long position, then blow up the short position, both long and short positions are being blown up, this is not a suitable time to enter quickly, the dog fund is washing the盘.
Too Yin
美股Jay
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Bearish$BTC blew up the bulls! Hahaha 😂
The trading volume of $BTC is not much, climbing this high, a single needle from the bulls and it's gg. 😅
Holding on for a while will definitely lead to a downturn, and at that time, I will close out.
这个名字够八个字
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Do I still need to resist this?
The main forces are pulling the market, and it will rise.
别爆我哎
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$BTC What the hell, how can it continue to rise without any volume? Is it to lure more in or to hit harder?
125 times, can the principal withstand it? Let's cut it.
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125 times, truly a warrior!
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It won't drop anymore, it should rise, at least in a fluctuating range, there shouldn't be a waterfall.
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