According to CoinMeta, the first batch of restricted shares of SpaceX entered the unlocking period on Thursday in the Eastern United States, with over 911 million shares becoming eligible for sale by employees and some early investors. On that day, SpaceX's US stock price actually rose by 6.1%, and the concentrated selling that the market had previously feared did not occur. The SPCX contract on Hyperliquid was trading at $114.01, up about 3.6% in 24 hours, with a trading volume of approximately $443 million. The value of open contracts was around $203 million, which is a decrease of 4.9% from $213 million before the financial report on August 4th, but it is 12.6% higher than the approximately $180 million before the large whales made concentrated purchases on the evening of August 2nd. In the past 24 hours, based on the criterion of a change in position of over $1 million for a single address, there were 7 addresses that added or expanded their long positions in SPCX, with a total increase of about $12.585 million, or a net increase of about $5.887 million during the same period. The data also shows that currently, the ratio of long to short positions for addresses holding over $1 million is 2:1, and the ratio of amount for long to short positions is 0.89:1, with the average position of the minority of shorts being significantly larger.