The SPCX share unlock risk is now the dominant conversation around SpaceX stock, even after the company reported Q2 2026 revenue of $7.814 billion, well above the analyst consensus range of $6.72–$6.9 billion cited heading into earnings. SPCX closed 31 July at $108, down 3.41% on the session and roughly 36% from its 1 July price of $171, leaving the stock more than 50% below its 16 June record high of $225. Q2 Revenue Beat Lands on Shaky Ground …
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