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4. Remember what I said this morning about $SPCX? That pump was probably designed to attract late buyers. Now look at the chart—back to 110, with the recent gains completely erased. I bought around 110, watched it climb to 130, and now it's back at the starting point. The first unlock arrives at 9:30 tonight. The market doesn't necessarily need to see all 910M shares sold to react negatively. Even 100–200M shares of selling pressure could push the price toward 100–105. That's where panic sellers may meet bottom-fishers. But don't forget: more unlocks are coming in August and September. 5. The $SPCX setup is getting interesting. That early rally looked like a textbook bull trap. Price ran toward 130, trapped new longs, and has now fallen back to 110. My entry was 110, so I'm watching this level closely. The first unlock at 9:30 tonight could bring another shock to the market. The headline number is 910M shares, but that doesn't mean everything will be sold. Still, if 100–200M shares are dumped near current prices, $SPCX could slide toward 100–105. That's where bottom-fishing demand may appear. But with additional unlocks ahead in both August and September, downside risk isn't over yet. 6. $SPCX is doing exactly what I warned about earlier. The pump wasn't confirmation of strength—it looked like liquidity being created for late entries. After touching 130, the stock is now back around 110. I entered at 110, so I'm basically watching the same battlefield again. The first unlock comes at 9:30 tonight, and that could increase volatility significantly. Even though 910M shares are being unlocked, we shouldn't assume all of them will be sold. But 100–200M shares of actual selling could be enough to drag the price into the 100–105 zone. Panic can create the best opportunities for aggressive buyers. The bigger issue is that August and September still have more unlocks ahead.