SpaceX and the SPCX ticker
Space Exploration Technologies Corp., known as SpaceX, reports Space, Connectivity and AI segments. SPCX began Nasdaq trading in June 2026 and is the listed reference symbol for this XBTFX CFD.
SPCX · US stock CFD
Go long or short on SpaceX (SPCX) through Mega1 or MetaTrader 5 without buying or owning the underlying shares.
SPCX · Space Exploration Technologies Corp. / USD
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SPCX · Stocks
SPCX is the Nasdaq ticker and XBTFX CFD symbol for Space Exploration Technologies Corp.. The indicative chart follows the referenced Class A or common stock price in US dollars.
Space Exploration Technologies Corp., known as SpaceX, reports Space, Connectivity and AI segments. SPCX began Nasdaq trading in June 2026 and is the listed reference symbol for this XBTFX CFD.
SpaceX trading can react to launch execution, Starlink subscriber and network growth, AI infrastructure development, government and commercial demand, capital spending, regulation and newly reported public-company results.
A stock CFD can be traded long or short without taking delivery of shares. Leverage magnifies gains and losses; spreads, commission, swaps and corporate-action adjustments may apply.
Raw pricing
Variable raw spread
All-in spread
Variable all-in spread
Pro commission on US stock CFDs is 0.3% per deal. Spreads are variable and can widen; swaps and corporate-action adjustments may apply. Standard pricing includes the equivalent cost in its spread.
Exposure-based margin
SPCX margin is applied incrementally by total notional exposure in the symbol. Crossing a threshold does not reprice lower-band exposure; only the additional amount uses the next published rate.
How exposure-based margin works| Additional notional | Leverage | Margin |
|---|---|---|
| $0–$100K | 1:1 | 100.00% |
| $100K–$500K | 1:2 | 200.00% |
| $500K–∞ | 1:2 | 250.00% |
USD notional bands per symbol. Published margin may exceed 100% on selected instruments; the live platform specification is authoritative.
Contract details
Review contract size, volume, financing and the published US-session hours before trading. Values are refreshed from the XBTFX specification service.
Sessions and swap values may change for holidays, liquidity conditions and scheduled maintenance.
Plan a scenario
Gross result equals the price movement multiplied by 100 referenced shares per lot and the number of lots, before spread, commission, swaps, corporate actions and currency conversion.
Where to trade
Access SPCX through Mega1 in the browser, on desktop or mobile, or through MetaTrader 5.
SPCX FAQ
SPCX is the Nasdaq ticker and XBTFX CFD symbol for Space Exploration Technologies Corp.. The indicative chart follows the referenced Class A or common stock price in US dollars. Space Exploration Technologies Corp., known as SpaceX, reports Space, Connectivity and AI segments. SPCX began Nasdaq trading in June 2026 and is the listed reference symbol for this XBTFX CFD.
No. SPCX is a leveraged CFD referencing Space Exploration Technologies Corp. stock. It provides price exposure without ownership, voting rights or delivery of the underlying shares.
SpaceX trading can react to launch execution, Starlink subscriber and network growth, AI infrastructure development, government and commercial demand, capital spending, regulation and newly reported public-company results.
SPCX uses published exposure-based margin bands tied to notional exposure in that symbol, not the account balance. Only additional exposure above a threshold uses the next margin rate.
Yes, subject to availability. Pro uses a variable raw spread plus 0.3% US stock-CFD commission per deal. Standard uses a wider all-in spread without a separate commission line.
SPCX at XBTFX
Open an XBTFX account, choose Pro or Standard and access SPCX on a supported platform. Stock CFDs are high-risk leveraged products and do not provide share ownership.
CFDs are complex instruments and involve a significant risk of loss due to leverage. Prices are indicative and may differ from executable account prices. Consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford the risk.
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