Elon Musk rings the Nasdaq opening bell in connection with SpaceX’s upcoming market debut. Multiple outlets report that SpaceX holds a dual-listed ceremony involving locations in New York and Texas. Bloomberg describes a Nasdaq bell ringing event on Friday morning, before SpaceX begins trading, with an additional livestream element in which Musk addresses SpaceX employees. Forbes similarly says Musk rings the opening bell remotely from SpaceX’s Starbase in Texas. The Globe and Mail reports that the bell ringing takes place in New York City and Texas hours ahead of the company’s share debut, described as the largest initial public offering in the world. Bloomberg also notes SpaceX’s IPO size of $75 billion. Across the reports, the central details are that Musk participates in the bell ringing ahead of trading, that the ceremony is conducted across both states, and that SpaceX’s IPO is widely characterized as record-breaking based on its reported pricing and size. The outlets do not present conflicting information about the event timing or locations.