Yet it’s only $699 (or $599 for students). The XPS 13 makes similar trade-offs as the MacBook Neo. First, it starts with only 8 GB of RAM and 256 GB of storage. It also starts with a slower Intel Core 5 processor (note: not Intel Core Ultra). I’ll be interested to find how the performance and battery life stack up against the MacBook Neo, but Dell is clearly taking notes from Apple, which used a slower iPhone chip in the Neo instead of an M-series laptop-grade processor.
What’s nice about the Dell XPS 13, though, is that you can scale it up appropriately. The MacBook Neo is capped in both storage and memory, but the XPS 13 can be configured up to 32 GB of RAM and 1 TB of storage.
I’ve been testing a lot of $500 to $600 laptops recently from companies like Acer, Lenovo, and HP, many of which take a more conventional Windows approach to rivaling the MacBook Neo by offering better specs at lower prices. They all have 16 GB of RAM and use more powerful chips, too. But none challenge the MacBook Neo in display quality and chassis materials. That doesn’t mean there isn’t a place for something like the HP OmniBook 3, but it doesn’t play for the same audience as the Dell XPS 13 and MacBook Neo.
The Wrong Direction
Inevitably there would be a company that thinks it can ride on the success of the MacBook Neo without understanding what makes it tick. Last week, Microsoft announced two versions of its Surface Laptop for Business PCs: a higher-end 13.8-inch model and a cheaper 13-inch device. The 13.8-inch model is a more standard refresh, implementing Intel’s new Core Ultra X7 368H Panther Lake chip—and most notably, it still starts with 16 GB of RAM.
The smaller 13-inch model is where things get problematic. Despite its starting price of $1,200, that configuration only comes with 8 GB of RAM. Don’t get too caught up in the price, since business PCs always come with an up charge. The starting RAM is the eyebrow-raising spec. Unlike the new Dell XPS 13, Microsoft isn’t tricking this out with a thinner chassis and an upgraded screen—it’s just giving you less computing power and calling it good.
And to be fair, this “optional” 8 GB model is coming later this year, separate from the 16 GB and 24 GB versions. But it’s hard to imagine Microsoft being willing to sell an 8 GB laptop in 2026 if Apple hadn’t paved the way. While there’s no 2025 Surface Laptop 13 for Business for direct comparison, the consumer version of the Surface Laptop 13 started with 16 GB of RAM. This feels like a straight generational downgrade.
Yet it’s only $699 (or $599 for students). The XPS 13 makes similar trade-offs as the MacBook Neo. First, it starts with only 8 GB of RAM and 256 GB of storage. It also starts with a slower Intel Core 5 processor (note: not Intel Core Ultra). I’ll be interested to find how the performance and battery life stack up against the MacBook Neo, but Dell is clearly taking notes from Apple, which used a slower iPhone chip in the Neo instead of an M-series laptop-grade processor.
What’s nice about the Dell XPS 13, though, is that you can scale it up appropriately. The MacBook Neo is capped in both storage and memory, but the XPS 13 can be configured up to 32 GB of RAM and 1 TB of storage.
I’ve been testing a lot of $500 to $600 laptops recently from companies like Acer, Lenovo, and HP, many of which take a more conventional Windows approach to rivaling the MacBook Neo by offering better specs at lower prices. They all have 16 GB of RAM and use more powerful chips, too. But none challenge the MacBook Neo in display quality and chassis materials. That doesn’t mean there isn’t a place for something like the HP OmniBook 3, but it doesn’t play for the same audience as the Dell XPS 13 and MacBook Neo.
The Wrong Direction
Inevitably there would be a company that thinks it can ride on the success of the MacBook Neo without understanding what makes it tick. Last week, Microsoft announced two versions of its Surface Laptop for Business PCs: a higher-end 13.8-inch model and a cheaper 13-inch device. The 13.8-inch model is a more standard refresh, implementing Intel’s new Core Ultra X7 368H Panther Lake chip—and most notably, it still starts with 16 GB of RAM.
The smaller 13-inch model is where things get problematic. Despite its starting price of $1,200, that configuration only comes with 8 GB of RAM. Don’t get too caught up in the price, since business PCs always come with an up charge. The starting RAM is the eyebrow-raising spec. Unlike the new Dell XPS 13, Microsoft isn’t tricking this out with a thinner chassis and an upgraded screen—it’s just giving you less computing power and calling it good.
And to be fair, this “optional” 8 GB model is coming later this year, separate from the 16 GB and 24 GB versions. But it’s hard to imagine Microsoft being willing to sell an 8 GB laptop in 2026 if Apple hadn’t paved the way. While there’s no 2025 Surface Laptop 13 for Business for direct comparison, the consumer version of the Surface Laptop 13 started with 16 GB of RAM. This feels like a straight generational downgrade.
There has been heavy trading volume, as expected. Robinhood said it has seen “record-breaking traffic on its trading platform in the hours after SpaceX’s historic public markets debut.
SpaceX COO Gwynne Shotwell was interviewed by CNBC on Friday and among the many interesting comments she made, here is one that might get the attention of Tesla shareholders. At one point in the interview, Shotwell said a “merger between SpaceX and Tesla might make Elon’s life a little easier.”
Among the winners are the banks, which have brought in about $500 million in total fees. The big winners are Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley, per the WSJ.
Musk took to X, the social media company he owns, to share his appreciation of SpaceX employees as the stock rose. “I love the incredible people of SpaceX beyond words,” he wrote Friday afternoon. He also reposted a number of SpaceX IPO related posts, including a photo of insiders all wearing green shoes in what appears to be a nod to “the green shoe option.” This is a provision in an IPO underwriting agreement that lets underwriters to sell up to 15% more shares than originally planned if demand is strong.
With an offering this large, there is a lot of financial machinery operating behind the scenes — so the first question is just when the stock makes it to the market to start trading. SpaceX is debuting on Nasdaq and you can see the official Nasdaq listing here, which will have the price of record as soon as there is one. Nasdaq also has video of the SpaceX crew ringing the bell, if that’s your thing.
But the price is just part of the picture. For the most up-to-the-minute information, your best bet is still financial press outlets like Bloomberg and CNBC, both of which have liveblogs running and will have close coverage of any hiccups that happen in getting the stock to market.
The SpaceX IPO, by the numbers
Here we look at some of the bigger numbers, the consequential figures, and the eyewatering amounts that make up the company’s S-1 form.
For instance, SpaceX lost $4.9 billion on revenues of over $18 billion in 2025. That’s only a fraction of the more than $37 billion lost since SpaceX’s inception.
As CEO, Elon Musk holds about 85.1% of the company’s voting power. You can read more about that in the next section “Who wins and who doesn’t” — and we’ll continue to drop interesting numbers in here.
Here is another figure that caught our attention… 4,400. That’s the number of SpaceX employees who could become millionaires, according to the NYT.
How Elon Musk will increase his power through the SpaceX IPO: Musk, who will have more than 50% of the voting power, will have a monarchical grip over the publicly traded version of SpaceX — control that goes far beyond what other tech founders enjoy.
The S-1 registration document gave the world an unprecedented look inside SpaceX, including its financials and its various businesses. The S-1 continued to be amended as the IPO date approached, and we were on it. Here is what we found.
Starship’s path to reusability looks murky after SpaceX’s S-1: SpaceX’s IPO and Starship rocket test flight delivered two big data points that offer a realistic vision for the coming years — and one that may disappoint both the company’s boosters and its critics.
This article originally published at 10 am ET, June 12, 2026. It has been updated with new coverage of the SpaceX IPO, share price, and other related events.
When you purchase through links in our articles, we may earn a small commission. This doesn’t affect our editorial independence.
There has been heavy trading volume, as expected. Robinhood said it has seen “record-breaking traffic on its trading platform in the hours after SpaceX’s historic public markets debut.
SpaceX COO Gwynne Shotwell was interviewed by CNBC on Friday and among the many interesting comments she made, here is one that might get the attention of Tesla shareholders. At one point in the interview, Shotwell said a “merger between SpaceX and Tesla might make Elon’s life a little easier.”
Among the winners are the banks, which have brought in about $500 million in total fees. The big winners are Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley, per the WSJ.
Musk took to X, the social media company he owns, to share his appreciation of SpaceX employees as the stock rose. “I love the incredible people of SpaceX beyond words,” he wrote Friday afternoon. He also reposted a number of SpaceX IPO related posts, including a photo of insiders all wearing green shoes in what appears to be a nod to “the green shoe option.” This is a provision in an IPO underwriting agreement that lets underwriters to sell up to 15% more shares than originally planned if demand is strong.
With an offering this large, there is a lot of financial machinery operating behind the scenes — so the first question is just when the stock makes it to the market to start trading. SpaceX is debuting on Nasdaq and you can see the official Nasdaq listing here, which will have the price of record as soon as there is one. Nasdaq also has video of the SpaceX crew ringing the bell, if that’s your thing.
But the price is just part of the picture. For the most up-to-the-minute information, your best bet is still financial press outlets like Bloomberg and CNBC, both of which have liveblogs running and will have close coverage of any hiccups that happen in getting the stock to market.
The SpaceX IPO, by the numbers
Here we look at some of the bigger numbers, the consequential figures, and the eyewatering amounts that make up the company’s S-1 form.
For instance, SpaceX lost $4.9 billion on revenues of over $18 billion in 2025. That’s only a fraction of the more than $37 billion lost since SpaceX’s inception.
As CEO, Elon Musk holds about 85.1% of the company’s voting power. You can read more about that in the next section “Who wins and who doesn’t” — and we’ll continue to drop interesting numbers in here.
Here is another figure that caught our attention… 4,400. That’s the number of SpaceX employees who could become millionaires, according to the NYT.
How Elon Musk will increase his power through the SpaceX IPO: Musk, who will have more than 50% of the voting power, will have a monarchical grip over the publicly traded version of SpaceX — control that goes far beyond what other tech founders enjoy.
The S-1 registration document gave the world an unprecedented look inside SpaceX, including its financials and its various businesses. The S-1 continued to be amended as the IPO date approached, and we were on it. Here is what we found.
Starship’s path to reusability looks murky after SpaceX’s S-1: SpaceX’s IPO and Starship rocket test flight delivered two big data points that offer a realistic vision for the coming years — and one that may disappoint both the company’s boosters and its critics.
This article originally published at 10 am ET, June 12, 2026. It has been updated with new coverage of the SpaceX IPO, share price, and other related events.
When you purchase through links in our articles, we may earn a small commission. This doesn’t affect our editorial independence.
#SpaceX #IPO #Live #updates #TechCrunchElon Musk,IPO,SpaceX,spacex ipo">SpaceX IPO: Live updates on everything you need to know | TechCrunch
SpaceX has captured the attention of media, investors, and the public for years now — interest propelled by the company’s reusable rocket launches, the rise of its Starlink satellite network, and of course, for its founder and CEO Elon Musk.
But in its 24-year history, nothing quite compares to this initial public offering. Everyone seems to be interested, and perhaps it’s because of the sheer size of this IPO. The company priced its 555.6 million shares at $135 each to raise $75 billion, making it the largest IPO in history. At this price, the deal also looks set to make Musk the world’s first trillionaire.
TechCrunch has followed SpaceX’s start, struggles, and successes from the early days. And we’re here for what happens next too. This article will be continually updated with all of the latest SpaceX IPO news.
The latest on the SpaceX IPO
SpaceX shares opened at $150 on the Nasdaq public exchange, an 11% pop for the most anticipated debut in history. And it has continued to rise. The shares keep rising too (which we will update here). In midday trading, SpaceX shares soared 30%. SpaceX shares closed at $160.95, up 19%.
There has been heavy trading volume, as expected. Robinhood said it has seen “record-breaking traffic on its trading platform in the hours after SpaceX’s historic public markets debut.
SpaceX COO Gwynne Shotwell was interviewed by CNBC on Friday and among the many interesting comments she made, here is one that might get the attention of Tesla shareholders. At one point in the interview, Shotwell said a “merger between SpaceX and Tesla might make Elon’s life a little easier.”
Among the winners are the banks, which have brought in about $500 million in total fees. The big winners are Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley, per the WSJ.
Musk took to X, the social media company he owns, to share his appreciation of SpaceX employees as the stock rose. “I love the incredible people of SpaceX beyond words,” he wrote Friday afternoon. He also reposted a number of SpaceX IPO related posts, including a photo of insiders all wearing green shoes in what appears to be a nod to “the green shoe option.” This is a provision in an IPO underwriting agreement that lets underwriters to sell up to 15% more shares than originally planned if demand is strong.
With an offering this large, there is a lot of financial machinery operating behind the scenes — so the first question is just when the stock makes it to the market to start trading. SpaceX is debuting on Nasdaq and you can see the official Nasdaq listing here, which will have the price of record as soon as there is one. Nasdaq also has video of the SpaceX crew ringing the bell, if that’s your thing.
But the price is just part of the picture. For the most up-to-the-minute information, your best bet is still financial press outlets like Bloomberg and CNBC, both of which have liveblogs running and will have close coverage of any hiccups that happen in getting the stock to market.
The SpaceX IPO, by the numbers
Here we look at some of the bigger numbers, the consequential figures, and the eyewatering amounts that make up the company’s S-1 form.
For instance, SpaceX lost $4.9 billion on revenues of over $18 billion in 2025. That’s only a fraction of the more than $37 billion lost since SpaceX’s inception.
As CEO, Elon Musk holds about 85.1% of the company’s voting power. You can read more about that in the next section “Who wins and who doesn’t” — and we’ll continue to drop interesting numbers in here.
Here is another figure that caught our attention… 4,400. That’s the number of SpaceX employees who could become millionaires, according to the NYT.
How Elon Musk will increase his power through the SpaceX IPO: Musk, who will have more than 50% of the voting power, will have a monarchical grip over the publicly traded version of SpaceX — control that goes far beyond what other tech founders enjoy.
The S-1 registration document gave the world an unprecedented look inside SpaceX, including its financials and its various businesses. The S-1 continued to be amended as the IPO date approached, and we were on it. Here is what we found.
Starship’s path to reusability looks murky after SpaceX’s S-1: SpaceX’s IPO and Starship rocket test flight delivered two big data points that offer a realistic vision for the coming years — and one that may disappoint both the company’s boosters and its critics.
This article originally published at 10 am ET, June 12, 2026. It has been updated with new coverage of the SpaceX IPO, share price, and other related events.
When you purchase through links in our articles, we may earn a small commission. This doesn’t affect our editorial independence.
Anime Crusaders is a Roblox game inspired by popular anime worlds, where players collect powerful characters, build strong teams, and take on challenging battles. Whether you’re a new player or a seasoned collector, gathering enough Gems, Tokens, and Jewels is essential for making progress. To help you get started, the developers regularly release Anime Crusaders codes that grant free in-game rewards. In this guide, we’ve listed all the active Anime Crusaders codes and how to redeem them.
All New Anime Crusaders Codes
CODE1LOL — Redeem for Rerolls and Gems (NEW)
HAILMARYCODES — Redeem for Rerolls and Gems (NEW)
OFFICIALCODEABUSE: Rerolls and Gems (NEW)
WCODESW — Redeem for Rerolls and Gems (NEW)
ALANABUSINGCODES — Redeem for Rerolls and Gems (NEW)
HOLMOLS — Redeem for Rerolls and Gems (NEW)
14KLESGO — Redeem for 10k Gems, 100 Rerolls, and 15 of each Stat Cube
BFAD — Redeem for 25 Rerolls and 1.5k Gems (Level 15 Req)
APOLOGIESGUYS — Redeem for 40 Rerolls and Gems
ECLIPSE — Redeem for 60 Rerolls (Level 15 Req)
BERSERK — Redeem for 60 Rerolls (Level 15 Req)
WARRIOR — Redeem for 60 Rerolls (Level 15 Req)
THEWAITISOVER — Redeem for 60 Rerolls (Level 15 Req)
SUMMERSOON — Redeem for 60 Rerolls (Level 15 Req)
UPDATE6.0 — Redeem for 60 Rerolls (Level 15 Req)
Found an expired or missing code? Please let us know, and we’ll update the article as soon as possible.
Expired Anime Crusaders Codes
OKAY300CRAZY
HIGHER
200WOW
150ALR
CODESALLDAY
HGAB
SOLB
CONF
LESGO
VIK
QU3
GMGUYS
GullFrosh
HAGULILI
BIG10
TOMDAWE
FDSM
CRUCO
TELINAZ
BRRJO
2KCORJO
RJODANB
2KCO
RJO
DANB
HOLYCODES
BRMB
BUFXSO
200RRS
KHALID
MERCIA
150RRS
REVIVE67
67REROLLS
BERSERKSOON
6KREROLLS
GUEX
APIBACKUP
WUTDWBRANDON
BRANDONHAHAGONE
NoShenronBugTODAY
NextUpdate2030
RecklessGambler
GojoXSukunaUnit
SixEyes
KingOfCurses
OopsAprilFools
DomainExpansion
SCRU
EXTENSION
TRAILERSOONJJK
DUNNOCODENAMEBUTHERE
HICRUSADERSWHOOPS
SORRYFORSHUTDOWNMOREFIXES
LAZYMYHAZ
OHWOWCRUSADERSACTIVE
LETSGOCRUSADERS1
CRUSADERSREACTION1
InfloadNeverHappenedTrust
Rhinocerosbeetle
SORRY4SHUTDOWN
THANKYOUFOR10K
MAINTEANCECRUSADERS
JOJOUPDATE
STONEFREE
How to Redeem Anime Crusaders Codes
Follow these simple steps to claim your free rewards:
And that’s it! Your exclusive rewards will automatically be added to your inventory. In the meantime, also check out our other guides on Blue Lock Rivals, Build a Zoo, and Anime Paradox codes.
How to Get More Anime Crusaders Codes
The official Anime Crusaders Discord server is the best place to find newly released codes. Developers often post them alongside update notes, event announcements, and community celebrations, giving players a chance to claim free rewards. Another convenient option is to bookmark this page and check back regularly. We keep our code list updated with the latest active rewards, so you can quickly find working codes without searching through multiple channels or announcements.
Why Are My Anime Crusaders Codes Not Working?
If your code doesn’t work, the most common reason is a wrong or mistyped character. To avoid this, copy the code exactly as shown on our page. Also, if the game hasn’t updated for you, a quick restart can refresh the server and resolve the issue. Beyond that, it’s possible that a specific code expired between the time of writing this article and when you tried to redeem it. If that’s the case, let us know by filling out the Google Form, and we’ll update our list as soon as possible.
Anime Crusaders is a Roblox game inspired by popular anime worlds, where players collect powerful characters, build strong teams, and take on challenging battles. Whether you’re a new player or a seasoned collector, gathering enough Gems, Tokens, and Jewels is essential for making progress. To help you get started, the developers regularly release Anime Crusaders codes that grant free in-game rewards. In this guide, we’ve listed all the active Anime Crusaders codes and how to redeem them.
All New Anime Crusaders Codes
CODE1LOL — Redeem for Rerolls and Gems (NEW)
HAILMARYCODES — Redeem for Rerolls and Gems (NEW)
OFFICIALCODEABUSE: Rerolls and Gems (NEW)
WCODESW — Redeem for Rerolls and Gems (NEW)
ALANABUSINGCODES — Redeem for Rerolls and Gems (NEW)
HOLMOLS — Redeem for Rerolls and Gems (NEW)
14KLESGO — Redeem for 10k Gems, 100 Rerolls, and 15 of each Stat Cube
BFAD — Redeem for 25 Rerolls and 1.5k Gems (Level 15 Req)
APOLOGIESGUYS — Redeem for 40 Rerolls and Gems
ECLIPSE — Redeem for 60 Rerolls (Level 15 Req)
BERSERK — Redeem for 60 Rerolls (Level 15 Req)
WARRIOR — Redeem for 60 Rerolls (Level 15 Req)
THEWAITISOVER — Redeem for 60 Rerolls (Level 15 Req)
SUMMERSOON — Redeem for 60 Rerolls (Level 15 Req)
UPDATE6.0 — Redeem for 60 Rerolls (Level 15 Req)
Found an expired or missing code? Please let us know, and we’ll update the article as soon as possible.
Expired Anime Crusaders Codes
OKAY300CRAZY
HIGHER
200WOW
150ALR
CODESALLDAY
HGAB
SOLB
CONF
LESGO
VIK
QU3
GMGUYS
GullFrosh
HAGULILI
BIG10
TOMDAWE
FDSM
CRUCO
TELINAZ
BRRJO
2KCORJO
RJODANB
2KCO
RJO
DANB
HOLYCODES
BRMB
BUFXSO
200RRS
KHALID
MERCIA
150RRS
REVIVE67
67REROLLS
BERSERKSOON
6KREROLLS
GUEX
APIBACKUP
WUTDWBRANDON
BRANDONHAHAGONE
NoShenronBugTODAY
NextUpdate2030
RecklessGambler
GojoXSukunaUnit
SixEyes
KingOfCurses
OopsAprilFools
DomainExpansion
SCRU
EXTENSION
TRAILERSOONJJK
DUNNOCODENAMEBUTHERE
HICRUSADERSWHOOPS
SORRYFORSHUTDOWNMOREFIXES
LAZYMYHAZ
OHWOWCRUSADERSACTIVE
LETSGOCRUSADERS1
CRUSADERSREACTION1
InfloadNeverHappenedTrust
Rhinocerosbeetle
SORRY4SHUTDOWN
THANKYOUFOR10K
MAINTEANCECRUSADERS
JOJOUPDATE
STONEFREE
How to Redeem Anime Crusaders Codes
Follow these simple steps to claim your free rewards:
And that’s it! Your exclusive rewards will automatically be added to your inventory. In the meantime, also check out our other guides on Blue Lock Rivals, Build a Zoo, and Anime Paradox codes.
How to Get More Anime Crusaders Codes
The official Anime Crusaders Discord server is the best place to find newly released codes. Developers often post them alongside update notes, event announcements, and community celebrations, giving players a chance to claim free rewards. Another convenient option is to bookmark this page and check back regularly. We keep our code list updated with the latest active rewards, so you can quickly find working codes without searching through multiple channels or announcements.
Why Are My Anime Crusaders Codes Not Working?
If your code doesn’t work, the most common reason is a wrong or mistyped character. To avoid this, copy the code exactly as shown on our page. Also, if the game hasn’t updated for you, a quick restart can refresh the server and resolve the issue. Beyond that, it’s possible that a specific code expired between the time of writing this article and when you tried to redeem it. If that’s the case, let us know by filling out the Google Form, and we’ll update our list as soon as possible.
Anime Crusaders is a Roblox game inspired by popular anime worlds, where players collect powerful characters, build strong teams, and take on challenging battles. Whether you’re a new player or a seasoned collector, gathering enough Gems, Tokens, and Jewels is essential for making progress. To help you get started, the developers regularly release Anime Crusaders codes that grant free in-game rewards. In this guide, we’ve listed all the active Anime Crusaders codes and how to redeem them.
All New Anime Crusaders Codes
CODE1LOL — Redeem for Rerolls and Gems (NEW)
HAILMARYCODES — Redeem for Rerolls and Gems (NEW)
OFFICIALCODEABUSE: Rerolls and Gems (NEW)
WCODESW — Redeem for Rerolls and Gems (NEW)
ALANABUSINGCODES — Redeem for Rerolls and Gems (NEW)
HOLMOLS — Redeem for Rerolls and Gems (NEW)
14KLESGO — Redeem for 10k Gems, 100 Rerolls, and 15 of each Stat Cube
BFAD — Redeem for 25 Rerolls and 1.5k Gems (Level 15 Req)
APOLOGIESGUYS — Redeem for 40 Rerolls and Gems
ECLIPSE — Redeem for 60 Rerolls (Level 15 Req)
BERSERK — Redeem for 60 Rerolls (Level 15 Req)
WARRIOR — Redeem for 60 Rerolls (Level 15 Req)
THEWAITISOVER — Redeem for 60 Rerolls (Level 15 Req)
SUMMERSOON — Redeem for 60 Rerolls (Level 15 Req)
UPDATE6.0 — Redeem for 60 Rerolls (Level 15 Req)
Found an expired or missing code? Please let us know, and we’ll update the article as soon as possible.
Expired Anime Crusaders Codes
OKAY300CRAZY
HIGHER
200WOW
150ALR
CODESALLDAY
HGAB
SOLB
CONF
LESGO
VIK
QU3
GMGUYS
GullFrosh
HAGULILI
BIG10
TOMDAWE
FDSM
CRUCO
TELINAZ
BRRJO
2KCORJO
RJODANB
2KCO
RJO
DANB
HOLYCODES
BRMB
BUFXSO
200RRS
KHALID
MERCIA
150RRS
REVIVE67
67REROLLS
BERSERKSOON
6KREROLLS
GUEX
APIBACKUP
WUTDWBRANDON
BRANDONHAHAGONE
NoShenronBugTODAY
NextUpdate2030
RecklessGambler
GojoXSukunaUnit
SixEyes
KingOfCurses
OopsAprilFools
DomainExpansion
SCRU
EXTENSION
TRAILERSOONJJK
DUNNOCODENAMEBUTHERE
HICRUSADERSWHOOPS
SORRYFORSHUTDOWNMOREFIXES
LAZYMYHAZ
OHWOWCRUSADERSACTIVE
LETSGOCRUSADERS1
CRUSADERSREACTION1
InfloadNeverHappenedTrust
Rhinocerosbeetle
SORRY4SHUTDOWN
THANKYOUFOR10K
MAINTEANCECRUSADERS
JOJOUPDATE
STONEFREE
How to Redeem Anime Crusaders Codes
Follow these simple steps to claim your free rewards:
And that’s it! Your exclusive rewards will automatically be added to your inventory. In the meantime, also check out our other guides on Blue Lock Rivals, Build a Zoo, and Anime Paradox codes.
How to Get More Anime Crusaders Codes
The official Anime Crusaders Discord server is the best place to find newly released codes. Developers often post them alongside update notes, event announcements, and community celebrations, giving players a chance to claim free rewards. Another convenient option is to bookmark this page and check back regularly. We keep our code list updated with the latest active rewards, so you can quickly find working codes without searching through multiple channels or announcements.
Why Are My Anime Crusaders Codes Not Working?
If your code doesn’t work, the most common reason is a wrong or mistyped character. To avoid this, copy the code exactly as shown on our page. Also, if the game hasn’t updated for you, a quick restart can refresh the server and resolve the issue. Beyond that, it’s possible that a specific code expired between the time of writing this article and when you tried to redeem it. If that’s the case, let us know by filling out the Google Form, and we’ll update our list as soon as possible.
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Elon Musk’s rocket, satellite, and AI company SpaceX is finally trading on Wall Street after what feels like a very long buildup to its IPO.
The company priced its shares at $135 each Thursday evening, giving SpaceX a valuation of roughly $1.77 trillion and making it the largest stock debut in history. SpaceX sold 555 million shares during the offering, raising $75 billion.
Shares of SpaceX are now trading on the Nasdaq under the ticker symbol SPCX.
The listing also gives ordinary investors one of their first chances to buy shares in a major AI company outside of established tech giants like Meta, Microsoft, and Alphabet. SpaceX acquired xAI, parent company of the social media site formerly known as Twitter and the controversial Grok chatbot, earlier this year. Its AI rivals OpenAI and Anthropic also plan to go public this year.
Part of SpaceX’s pitch for its massive IPO is that the company has future earnings potential that frankly has never been claimed by any company in history. In its IPO filing, the company estimates it has a $28.5 trillion total addressable market, with roughly $26.5 trillion expected to come from AI alone.
The sheer size of the offering has already pushed parts of Wall Street to bend some of their rules.
Several major stock market index providers, including Nasdaq and FTSE Russell, have recently changed or adopted fast-entry rules that could allow companies like SpaceX to be added to major indexes much sooner than they normally would.
Once SpaceX is added to these indexes shortly after its IPO, funds that track those indexes may have to buy SpaceX shares. That means regular people could end up with exposure to Musk’s currently unprofitable company, even if they never intentionally bought the stock themselves.
The company is aiming for retail investors to make up about 30% of the offering, well above the roughly 10% typically seen in an IPO.
But not everyone is buying the hype, especially given the company’s current financials. In 2025, SpaceX reported a net loss of $4.9 billion despite generating $18.6 billion in revenue.
S&P Dow Jones Indices announced last week that it is keeping its eligibility rules intact for the S&P 500, the benchmark behind many Americans’ retirement funds, as well as several other major indexes. That means SpaceX will not be fast-tracked into the S&P 500, at least for now.
Morningstar analysts also warned this week that SpaceX may be overvalued at its IPO price. The financial services firm estimated the stock is actually worth about $63 a share, less than half of its $135 IPO price.
The stock is expected to start trading sometime after 10AM on Friday, and it’s probably an understatement to say its first day of price swings will be the most closely watched of all time.
Elon Musk’s rocket, satellite, and AI company SpaceX is finally trading on Wall Street after what feels like a very long buildup to its IPO.
The company priced its shares at $135 each Thursday evening, giving SpaceX a valuation of roughly $1.77 trillion and making it the largest stock debut in history. SpaceX sold 555 million shares during the offering, raising $75 billion.
Shares of SpaceX are now trading on the Nasdaq under the ticker symbol SPCX.
The listing also gives ordinary investors one of their first chances to buy shares in a major AI company outside of established tech giants like Meta, Microsoft, and Alphabet. SpaceX acquired xAI, parent company of the social media site formerly known as Twitter and the controversial Grok chatbot, earlier this year. Its AI rivals OpenAI and Anthropic also plan to go public this year.
Part of SpaceX’s pitch for its massive IPO is that the company has future earnings potential that frankly has never been claimed by any company in history. In its IPO filing, the company estimates it has a $28.5 trillion total addressable market, with roughly $26.5 trillion expected to come from AI alone.
The sheer size of the offering has already pushed parts of Wall Street to bend some of their rules.
Several major stock market index providers, including Nasdaq and FTSE Russell, have recently changed or adopted fast-entry rules that could allow companies like SpaceX to be added to major indexes much sooner than they normally would.
Once SpaceX is added to these indexes shortly after its IPO, funds that track those indexes may have to buy SpaceX shares. That means regular people could end up with exposure to Musk’s currently unprofitable company, even if they never intentionally bought the stock themselves.
The company is aiming for retail investors to make up about 30% of the offering, well above the roughly 10% typically seen in an IPO.
But not everyone is buying the hype, especially given the company’s current financials. In 2025, SpaceX reported a net loss of $4.9 billion despite generating $18.6 billion in revenue.
S&P Dow Jones Indices announced last week that it is keeping its eligibility rules intact for the S&P 500, the benchmark behind many Americans’ retirement funds, as well as several other major indexes. That means SpaceX will not be fast-tracked into the S&P 500, at least for now.
Morningstar analysts also warned this week that SpaceX may be overvalued at its IPO price. The financial services firm estimated the stock is actually worth about $63 a share, less than half of its $135 IPO price.
The stock is expected to start trading sometime after 10AM on Friday, and it’s probably an understatement to say its first day of price swings will be the most closely watched of all time.
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Elon Musk’s rocket, satellite, and AI company SpaceX is finally trading on Wall Street after what feels like a very long buildup to its IPO.
The company priced its shares at $135 each Thursday evening, giving SpaceX a valuation of roughly $1.77 trillion and making it the largest stock debut in history. SpaceX sold 555 million shares during the offering, raising $75 billion.
Shares of SpaceX are now trading on the Nasdaq under the ticker symbol SPCX.
The listing also gives ordinary investors one of their first chances to buy shares in a major AI company outside of established tech giants like Meta, Microsoft, and Alphabet. SpaceX acquired xAI, parent company of the social media site formerly known as Twitter and the controversial Grok chatbot, earlier this year. Its AI rivals OpenAI and Anthropic also plan to go public this year.
Part of SpaceX’s pitch for its massive IPO is that the company has future earnings potential that frankly has never been claimed by any company in history. In its IPO filing, the company estimates it has a $28.5 trillion total addressable market, with roughly $26.5 trillion expected to come from AI alone.
The sheer size of the offering has already pushed parts of Wall Street to bend some of their rules.
Several major stock market index providers, including Nasdaq and FTSE Russell, have recently changed or adopted fast-entry rules that could allow companies like SpaceX to be added to major indexes much sooner than they normally would.
Once SpaceX is added to these indexes shortly after its IPO, funds that track those indexes may have to buy SpaceX shares. That means regular people could end up with exposure to Musk’s currently unprofitable company, even if they never intentionally bought the stock themselves.
The company is aiming for retail investors to make up about 30% of the offering, well above the roughly 10% typically seen in an IPO.
But not everyone is buying the hype, especially given the company’s current financials. In 2025, SpaceX reported a net loss of $4.9 billion despite generating $18.6 billion in revenue.
S&P Dow Jones Indices announced last week that it is keeping its eligibility rules intact for the S&P 500, the benchmark behind many Americans’ retirement funds, as well as several other major indexes. That means SpaceX will not be fast-tracked into the S&P 500, at least for now.
Morningstar analysts also warned this week that SpaceX may be overvalued at its IPO price. The financial services firm estimated the stock is actually worth about $63 a share, less than half of its $135 IPO price.
The stock is expected to start trading sometime after 10AM on Friday, and it’s probably an understatement to say its first day of price swings will be the most closely watched of all time.
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