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06/17/2026

BREAKING: Elon Musk's rocket company, SpaceX, said on Tuesday that it is buying the AI coding startup Cursor for $60 billion, marking its first major acquisition after a record-breaking IPO.

The deal caps Cursor's rapid ascent to become one of Silicon Valley's fastest-growing startups and is a validation of the soaring interest in AI-assisted coding.

Cursor's tools have been adopted by millions of developers, and the company announced in November that annualized revenue had multiplied by 10 in less than a year to over $1 billion.

The Cursor purchase comes days after SpaceX raised a record-breaking $85 billion in the largest IPO in history.

SpaceX’s valuation has continued to rise in the days after it started trading and closed above $2.5 trillion on Monday, just below Amazon and above Meta and Tesla.

In recent months, Musk has posted on X that new versions of Grok have improved performance after being trained on "a lot" of Cursor data.

06/17/2026

TBS vs TWS 🚀
​Understanding the core mechanics of liquidity sweeps is what separates profitable traders from the rest. Always remember that a Turtle Body Soup (TBS) holds a much higher probability on the Lower Time Frame (LTF) after a confirmed CRT on the Higher Time Frame (HTF), while a simple wick manipulation (TWS) often remains invalid. Master the structural shifts, focus on high-probability setups, and trade with pure clarity! 🎯

06/17/2026

$SPCX surged to $229.40 on Robinhood, pushing its market cap to over $3 trillion during overnight trading, surpassing both Amazon and Microsoft.

SpaceX is currently trading at $213.59 after hours, up +11% from its closing price.

$SPCX is up +58.2% from its IPO price of $135.

06/17/2026

🔥JIM CRAMER: SPACEX IS STARTING TO TRADE LIKE A "MEME STOCK"

Cramer says SpaceX $SPCX is going above $210 with “no sellers” around, warning it could reach Nvidia’s size like a meme stock.

"I am uncomfortable watching a stock go up ten points in a couple of hours of trading."

06/17/2026

When will Bitcoin hit $250,000?

06/17/2026

🚀 The Plan for $BTC & $ETH Today is Crystal Clear! 🚀

We are officially hunting for long positions right after the upcoming IMB (Imbalance) retests. The market structure has shifted beautifully, and the institutional footprints are laid out right in front of us.

Here is exactly how Crypto Apostles are playing both setups on the 4H timeframe:

🪙 Bitcoin ( )
➡️ The Play: Waiting for a corrective pullback into the primary green IMB zone (64,500 – 65,300) to mitigate the imbalance before a powerful continuation leg up.

➡️ Target: Premium liquidity pool at 68,200 – 69,500.

➡️ Safety Net: Strong discount demand waiting lower at 63,000 – 64,300.

⧫ Ethereum ( )
1. The Play: Price is hovering right at the doorstep. Looking for a precise dip into the green FVG/IMB box (1,770 – 1,810) to catch the next impulse wave.

2. Target: Major structural liquidity near 1,900.

3. Safety Net: Deep discount demand array sitting secure at 1,660 – 1,680.

Don't chase the green candles, trade with institutional intent! 💸 Drop a "READY" in the comments if you're taking these entries with us, and turn on post notifications so you never miss the exact moment these triggers hit! 🔔

06/17/2026

Topping Out?

Slightly higher odds we see a LTF pullback to hit London lows liquidation at ~62.4k.

Please note, the trend right now is up

1hr H&S pattern invalidated.

Make sure you trade carefully today, if 63-64k range is breached, we could see an explosive move higher.

06/17/2026

BREAKING: Brokerage Platforms like ‌Fidelity, Robinhood, E*TRADE and SoFi restrict small investors from selling their SpaceX shares within 15 to 30 days of trading. Penalties range from temporary bans to participate in future IPOs to a permanent platform ban.

That means penalties for those who were seeking to sell on Friday, when SpaceX rose as much as 30% in its debut before closing up 19% at $160.95.

Hedge funds and asset managers such as BlackRock and Citadel, which have easier access to IPO shares at the ​offer price, in some cases trade immediately to profit from the initial appreciation known as the “IPO pop.”

For large funds, access to IPO allocations is driven less by market rules and more by the fees and trading business they generate for banks.

The asymmetry between small investors and big funds is most visible in the SpaceX IPO. Retail ​investors ended up taking 20% in the IPO, hedge funds 10%, and institutional investors with a longer term holding strategy got 70%.

Large IPOs can be added to stock indexes within two weeks of trading. Those inclusions force index funds to buy shares automatically regardless of price, creating predictable demand that larger investors can sell ​into.