SpaceX goes public this Friday. Most people will buy at whatever price the market opens. Our users got in at a $1.5T valuation. Current market price: $2.2T Institutional entry price: $1.7T Retail got the better deal. That's not an accident. Two months ago, we launched IPO Prime PreSPAX (later renamed to PreSPCX) on Bitget. Backed by an actual SPV holding $61.5M of underlying SpaceX shares. We did this properly. People ask why we built this. Because access to pre-PO deals has always been a closed system. You needed to be a VC, a sovereign fund, or connected to the right banker. We're an exchange. Our job is to break that. After PreSPCX, we did PreOPAl. Both delivered ~25-50% returns for users in 1-2 months. A third large Al company is in the pipeline. If you think pre-IPO access was only for institutions, it's time to update that belief. SpaceX lists Friday. Whether you're in or not, watch what happens to the price and ask yourself: who got in first, and why? The answer tells you a lot about how financial access actually works — and where it's going.

Announcement on SpaceX Asset Lock‑up Schedule and Redemption Strategy Dear DeShare Users, We are writing to inform you about the lock‑up schedule and subsequent redemption strategy for SpaceX assets (PRESPX). I. Lock‑up Schedule According to the lock‑up arrangements disclosed in the SpaceX prospectus, the relevant shares are expected to enter the initial lock‑up expiration window around mid‑August 2026. We will continue to monitor the impact and keep you updated in a timely manner. II. Redemption Strategy A standardized sell‑down process will be executed: upon receiving notification from the underlying fund, the sale will be carried out through the day’s Volume‑Weighted Average Price (VWAP) algorithm. The proceeds from the sale will be converted into USDT in proportion to each user‘s holdings, which will be available for redemption on the platform. DeShare will continue to track the progress of the lock‑up expiration and provide you with further updates. DeShare