SpaceX (NASDAQ: SPCX) is heading into another stretch of insider share unlocks, and RIT Capital Partners the Rothschild-backed investment trust that has held SpaceX since 2024 flagged the ongoing risk in its latest shareholder commentary. RIT wrote that it continues to expect "near-term volatility in SpaceX as our staggered lock-up unwinds through the end of the year." Unlike a typical IPO with a single 180-day cliff, SpaceX's prospectus spread out insider selling eligibility across roughly a dozen calendar and earnings-linked release dates. The next unlock waves land September 24, October 9, and October 24, each releasing up to 328.4 million shares about 7% of the relevant share pool. The largest 2026 release comes two trading days after Q3 earnings, expected in late October or early November, when up to 1.3 billion shares roughly 28% become sellable at once. December 8 marks the 180-day expiry. Elon Musk's roughly 6.4 billion shares remain locked until June 12, 2027, under a separat...