BlockBeats News, June 12th, SpaceX will officially land on the Nasdaq this Friday, completing one of the largest IPOs in history, with an issue price of $135 per share, raising approximately $75 billion, and a valuation of around $1.77 trillion.

According to CNBC, this IPO makes SpaceX the world's seventh most valuable U.S. listed company, and is seen as a key event in propelling its founder Elon Musk towards becoming the world's first "trillionaire."

The report points out that the retail allocation in this issuance is lower than expected, only in the slightly above 20% range, reflecting strong demand from institutional investors for this IPO and intense competition.

On the market front, on the eve of SpaceX's listing, global stock markets rose overall, with a resurgence in risk appetite. One of the driving factors was a sharp turnaround in U.S. President Trump's stance on Iran policy, stating that the U.S.-Iran agreement could be signed "in the coming days," significantly easing geopolitical tensions.

Trump had previously threatened military action against Iran and to target its key energy facilities, but later stated in the White House that a "war solution" had been reached, and the agreement text is in its final stages.

CNBC analysis believes that with the dual effect of IPO sentiment and easing geopolitical risks, risk assets in the market have received significant short-term support, and investors are eagerly awaiting SpaceX's first day of trading to validate the current sentiment intensity.