US stock movement: Viasat plummeted on October 8th as SpaceX received direct connection permission and a high-level correction occurred
Bitget异动解读2026/10/08 18:55Weixun Company October 8th Sharp Drop Analysis
Keywords: SpaceX’s direct-to-device license approval, high-level pullback
1. On October 6th, the U.S. Federal Communications Commission approved SpaceX’s non-geostationary orbit system to provide direct-to-device services, expanding its competitiveness in satellite communications and direct-to-device sectors, which brings competitive pressure on related Weixun businesses.
2. As of October 9th, Weixun has risen 91.18% cumulatively this year, but has fallen 6.35% in the past five days; data on September 15th already indicated a significant three-year increase, and there is short-term pressure for a high-level pullback and profit-taking.
3. On October 2nd, AST SpaceMobile faced rating and target price downgrades due to launch delays, rising constellation costs, and intensifying competition, leading to increased valuation pressure across the satellite communications sector.
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