Your SpaceX Equity After the IPO (6/17/26)

​SpaceX is scheduled to go public on June 12 — and if you hold SpaceX, xAI, or X equity, the planning clock is already running.

​An IPO doesn't always mean instant liquidity. Vested equity likely becomes sellable in stages over the ~180 days following the offering, and the decisions you make before each unlock window — not after — determine how much of your equity you actually keep.

​In this session, Range's planning team will cover:

• ​The progressive lock-up schedule — when your shares actually become sellable, and how to map decisions to each stage

• ​Tax treatment by award type — how ISOs, NSOs, RSUs, and purchased shares are each taxed at exercise, at IPO, and at sale (including AMT and supplemental withholding traps)

• ​Concentration risk — why a large single-stock position can quietly dominate your net worth, and how to think about trimming

• ​Diversification tools — 10b5-1 plans, exchange funds, gifting and hedging strategies, and wealth transfer moves that work best around an IPO

​Who should attend: Current and former SpaceX, xAI, and X employees — and anyone with concentrated pre-IPO equity facing a liquidity event.

​Bring your questions for live Q&A.