The approaching SpaceX IPO may trigger a reallocation of funds on Wall Street to fund the subscription, potentially leading to a sell-off of billions of dollars worth of tech stocks.

CoinFeed reported on May 3rd that, according to The Information, SpaceX's upcoming large-scale initial public offering (IPO) has triggered a flurry of portfolio adjustments by major Wall Street funds. The report stated that about a week ago, a private plane bearing the SpaceX logo carried nearly 200 investors from large Wall Street funds to southern Texas for a multi-day roadshow hosted by company executives. Due to overwhelming demand, the plane was even unable to accommodate all interested investors. As the IPO of this company, comprised of Musk's rocket and AI businesses, draws near, the market is discussing which tech stocks to sell to free up funds for SpaceX shares, which is expected to trigger a multi-billion dollar sell-off in tech stocks.