US Stock Market Surges: SpaceX Soars on October 9—Low-Frequency Spectrum, Starlink Phone, and Satellite Communications
Bitget异动解读2026/10/09 08:35SpaceX October 9th Surge Interpretation
Keywords: low-frequency spectrum, Starlink phone, satellite communication
1. On October 8th, SpaceX signed a definitive agreement with Grain Management to acquire its nationwide 800MHz spectrum assets in the US, involving up to 14MHz of paired spectrum; the transaction amount was not disclosed and still requires FCC approval.
2. Recently, the FCC approved SpaceX to launch 15,000 second-generation satellites for mobile phone services; the newly added low-frequency spectrum will support terrestrial mobile communications and direct satellite-to-device services, improving the ability of signals to penetrate buildings and other obstacles.
3. As of March 31st, SpaceX's main business includes the design, manufacturing, launch, and operation of reusable rockets, as well as satellite mobile communication services; the Falcon rocket mission success rate exceeds 99%, providing a launch foundation for the expansion of the satellite network.
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