MEXC Reports 261% Jump in Stock as SpaceX and AI Stocks Drive June Activity

MEXC has released its June trading data, revealing strong growth across its traditional finance offerings as investors increasingly turned to stock futures and tokenized equities tied to some of the year's biggest market themes.

According to the exchange, trading volume in stock and index futures climbed roughly 261% month over month, while the number of available underlying assets expanded by around 48% to more than 210.

The biggest standout was SpaceX. Futures linked to the company recorded trading volumes more than 145 times higher than in May, making SPCX the most actively traded single-stock futures contract on the platform during June.

AI infrastructure becomes main investment theme

While SpaceX attracted significant attention, artificial intelligence infrastructure emerged as the dominant trend across the broader market.

Seven of the ten most-traded stock futures contracts were tied to companies operating in AI-related sectors, including graphics processors, memory, data storage, networking hardware, CPUs and semiconductors.

Among the strongest performers, futures volume for SK Hynix increased by approximately 1,948% compared with May. Arm Holdings recorded growth of about 597% while Marvell Technology posted a gain of roughly 350%, suggesting investor interest broadened beyond GPU manufacturers to the wider AI supply chain.

Index products also experienced substantial growth. Trading volume in SPX500 futures rose nearly 1,000% month over month, while NAS100 futures increased by approximately 103%, reflecting stronger participation in broader U.S. equity market exposure.

Tokenized stocks reflect similar trends

Trading activity in tokenized U.S. equities followed many of the same themes seen in the futures market.

SpaceX-related token SPCXON ranked as the platform's most actively traded tokenized stock, while Redwire-linked RDWON also entered the top ten, indicating that investor interest extended beyond SpaceX itself to the wider commercial space industry.

AI infrastructure remained another major focus. Combined trading volume for MRVLON, MUON, INTCON and SMCION increased by around 17% compared with May, with MRVLON alone posting growth of 69%.

Crypto-related companies also featured prominently. Tokenized versions of Circle, MicroStrategy and Robinhood all ranked among June's top ten traded assets. Trading volume for MSTRON increased by roughly 31% while HOODON rose about 32% over the previous month.

Building a multi-asset investment ecosystem

MEXC says its goal is to simplify access to global financial markets by allowing users to move between multiple investment products within a single account funded by USDT.

"Market narratives rotate fast. Users no longer chase a single popular asset. They want exposure on their own terms as opportunities emerge," said MEXC CEO Vugar Usi. "MEXC builds ecosystems, not silos. We are the gateway between event trading, on-chain holding and long-term allocation. Less friction. Global markets. Infinite opportunities."

Rather than requiring separate brokerage accounts, identity verification procedures and cross-border bank transfers, users can access products spanning pre-IPO investments, stock and index futures, tokenized equities and traditional stock offerings through one platform.

Beyond U.S. markets, the exchange continues expanding coverage of international equities, including Japanese and South Korean stocks, giving users broader access to global investment opportunities.