The highly anticipated SpaceX initial public offering is creating significant challenges for retail investors. Many small-scale traders are finding themselves allocated only a minimal number of shares. A detailed example calculation reveals that a substantial portion of potential profits is consumed by transaction fees. This dynamic suggests that retail participants may be disproportionately burdened compared to institutional investors. The situation highlights the financial risks associated with accessing high-demand "mega-IPOs." Consequently, the actual net gain for small investors may be far lower than expected. The report warns that retail traders are effectively becoming "cash cows" for the intermediaries involved.