SpaceX Slumps $1 Trillion as Starship Tests Halted
SpaceX's market value has plummeted by $1 trillion in just over a month. Bloomberg reported on July 17 that the company's shares fell to $122.12, reducing its market capitalization to $1.61 trillion. This represents a decline of about $1 trillion from its record valuation of $2.64 trillion reached on June 16.
The sharp drop in SpaceX's stock price comes after a series of negative developments, including the suspension of test flights for its Starship spacecraft. The Starship is a key part of SpaceX's future growth and development plans, with an estimated investment of $15 billion alone. Investors are reportedly reassessing valuations as optimism fades.
According to the Forecast Trend Report by PeriodShort-term, the decline in SpaceX shares and test flight suspension may trigger risk aversion in growth assets, leading to short-term selling pressure spilling over into the crypto market. The Fear Index stands at 27, and Bitcoin dominance is at 56.42%, confirming a bearish trend in altcoins.




