On June 5, Tema Space Innovators ETF declined 8.01% in regular trading, trading at $33.245/share, with trading volume of $183 million. The ETF has extended its multi-day slide as the aftermath of the Blue Origin rocket explosion continues to weigh on the space investment sector.

On the news front, Blue Origin's New Glenn reusable launch vehicle previously exploded during a static fire test. As one of NASA's primary contractors for its lunar landing system, the New Glenn rocket is a critical component of NASA's return-to-Moon program. The accident has sparked persistent market concerns over potential delays and cost overruns for NASA-related space projects.

The ETF, launched in late March with the ticker NASA, had attracted $2.6 billion in inflows within two months, largely driven by retail investor enthusiasm surrounding SpaceX's anticipated IPO. SpaceX accounts for approximately 7.5% of the fund's assets. The rocket explosion shattered the retail-driven rally, accelerating profit-taking that has now persisted for multiple consecutive trading sessions, with the fund falling significantly from its prior highs.

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