Maitoong MSX has launched its Pre-IPO section, with the first batch of four unicorns—including SpaceX and ByteDance—now open for subscription.
Svmuu News: The decentralized RWA trading platform MSX has officially launched its Pre-IPO section and kicked off its first offering. The first batch of available assets includes SpaceX ($3 million), ByteDance ($2 million), Lambda Labs ($1 million), and Cerebras Systems ($500,000)—a total of four unlisted companies. Eligible users can participate in the subscription through the MSX platform, with a minimum subscription amount of $10 per transaction. This Pre-IPO section is built upon a partnership between MSX and Republic. The relevant assets are connected through compliant channels and held by a regulated third-party custodian. MSX stated that it plans to expand the range of Pre-IPO offerings in phases and explore technical solutions to enhance asset liquidity.
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