
XOVR's August decline supplied the clearest evidence yet that SpaceX volatility is reaching the crossover wrapper. XOVR fell 2.56% while SPCX dropped 13.61%; applying the fund's roughly 14.3–14.6% SpaceX weight explains about three quarters of the move. That is an inference from price arithmetic, not a confirmed disclosure about the SPV's marking process.
The distinction matters because the first supply event is not the end of the calendar. Additional tranches are expected through October, with a larger reporting-linked block and the December expiry still ahead. The public listing improved valuation transparency, but redemption resilience while the SPV remains restricted is not yet proven.
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