On June 10, Infleqtion declined 8.81% in regular trading, trading at $13.55/share, with trading volume of approximately $130 million. The decline marks a continuation of the sell-off pattern observed since late May.

On the news front, Director David B. Singer, through affiliated funds including MAVERICK CAPITAL LTD, cumulatively reduced holdings by over 11 million common shares in late May. The large-scale concentrated selling has signaled that a major financial investor is realizing gains at current valuations, with sustained selling pressure continuing to weigh on the stock. This decline follows the same retracement pattern seen on May 29, June 3, and June 5, representing ongoing profit-taking after a period of rapid appreciation driven by the CHIPS Act approximately $100 million letter of intent, the Oxford quantum innovation center expansion, and the CEO appearance at the Evercore TMT conference. Broader sector weakness also contributed, with peer quantum computing company IONQ falling 11.1% on the same day.

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