Dinari has launched tokenized shares of SpaceX, known as $SPCX dShares, enabling global investors outside the U.S. to trade the stock 24/7 through both regulated financial platforms and decentralized markets. The tokenization of SpaceX, which is trading on Nasdaq under the ticker $SPCX, represents the largest IPO in history. Dinari will distribute the asset through its network of fintech, exchange, Web3 native, and neobank partners across more than 85 jurisdictions. Simultaneously, $SPCXD will become the first tokenized U.S. equity available for spot trading on HyperCore.

To support the launch, Dinari introduced a token architecture designed to bridge regulated applications and decentralized markets. This architecture allows $SPCX dShares to be distributed across both ecosystems without sacrificing the core benefits of the dShares model. Each dShare is backed by a security held with licensed custodians and preserves the rights associated with investing in U.S. capital markets, including cash dividends, the right to redeem at NBBO, a claim on backing securities, and fully-automated corporate actions.

Trading on Hyperliquid

The launch marks the first tokenized U.S. equity to trade on Hyperliquid, a DeFi market that has processed over $2.9 trillion in cumulative trading volume. Hyperliquid is noted for actively trading at the market open. By bringing SPCX dShares to HyperCore, Dinari enables crypto-native market participants to engage in price discovery for the SpaceX IPO while accessing an asset backed through its custodial framework.

Key Features of dShares

Dinari's dShares model combines the flexibility of digital assets with the security of traditional equities. The structure ensures that holders retain rights and protections such as dividends, proxy votes, and a direct legal claim to equity. The model also unlocks capabilities not available with traditional stocks, including instant settlement and global access.

"Our objective has always been to expand access to U.S. equities without compromising the protections associated with stock ownership," said Gabriel Otte, CEO and Co-Founder of Dinari. "This architecture allows dShares to reach investors through both regulated financial platforms and decentralized markets while preserving the core rights associated with the underlying security."

The space economy entered a new era as reports indicate SpaceX (NASDAQ: SPCX) launched the largest IPO in history, pricing shares at $135 and raising approximately $75 billion. The company achieved a valuation approaching $1.8 trillion, with investor demand reportedly exceeding available shares by a wide margin. This event underscores the growing appetite for companies tied to space infrastructure, satellite communications, advanced materials, defense technology, and next-generation aerospace innovation.

Investors are increasingly viewing space as a multi-trillion-dollar economic opportunity rather than science fiction. As governments and private companies invest billions into next-generation space infrastructure, a growing ecosystem of companies could benefit from the sector's spotlight. Three stocks investors may want to watch include Xeriant, Kraig Biocraft Laboratories, and Rocket Lab USA.

Xeriant

Xeriant (OTCQB: XERI) is developing a portfolio of technologies extending beyond traditional building products. The company announced its NexBoard™ fire-resistant construction panel achieved a Class A fire rating under ASTM E84 testing, a major milestone for commercialization. Former NASA astronaut Steven Swanson serves on Xeriant's Board of Advisors, adding aerospace credibility as demand for lightweight materials increases.

Kraig Biocraft Laboratories

Kraig Biocraft Laboratories (OTCQB: KBLB) focuses on genetically engineered spider silk, a material known for its strength, flexibility, and lightweight characteristics. The company has developed methods to produce spider silk using transgenic silkworms. As space exploration advances, materials that are lighter and tougher may find applications in aerospace engineering, protective systems, and structural components.

Rocket Lab USA

Rocket Lab (NASDAQ: RKLB) has emerged as a closely watched independent launch company in the public markets. It has established itself as a reliable launch provider while expanding into satellite manufacturing and spacecraft systems. Its Electron rocket has completed numerous missions, and the larger Neutron rocket program is advancing. Investors view Rocket Lab as a direct beneficiary of growing demand for satellite deployment and commercial space infrastructure.

SpaceX's public debut could become a defining moment for the space industry, similar to the internet boom. The commercialization of space is accelerating, raising questions about the sector's ultimate scale and the businesses that will profit from it.