It is reported that SpaceX's official website has banned access for users in Mainland China and Hong Kong.

格隆汇 June 5th｜The largest IPO in history, SpaceX, is currently undergoing an intense roadshow. However, users in Mainland China and Hong Kong cannot access its official website or promotional documents, while users in most major Asian markets are able to browse normally. According to tests, whether in Mainland China or Hong Kong, attempting to visit the SpaceX website or read its prospectus results in an “Error 1009” warning page, though Macau users can browse as usual. Cybersecurity provider Cloudflare stated that “Error 1009” most commonly occurs when the website owner (in this case, SpaceX) proactively sets geo-restrictions (Geoblocking) to block IP addresses from specific countries or regions. Technology industry insiders noted that such blocking is typically a “company’s own business or policy decision.” As a super unicorn integrating rocket launches, Starlink satellite network, and artificial intelligence (AI) technology, SpaceX’s IPO has become a global financial market focal point:
Fundraising target: $75 billion, which will set the record for the largest IPO in world history and become the first IPO in U.S. securities history to debut with an initial price over $10,000;
Company valuation: Estimated post-listing valuation up to $1.75 trillion, instantly ranking among the top 10 listed companies by market capitalization in the U.S. stock market.