SpaceX shares suffered their steepest decline since going public, dropping 16% to $154.60 on Monday.
The selloff marks the third consecutive day of losses, pushing the stock to its lowest level since its first day of trading.
The sharp repricing reflects growing investor anxiety over the company's liquidity position and capital requirements.
The pressure intensified after reports emerged that the company requires an immediate round of fresh capital.
This development complicates the narrative ahead of its highly anticipated Nasdaq debut this Friday.
Investors are now weighing the company's ambitious growth plans against the immediate need for funding, creating a volatile trading environment.