Second ispace craft has probably crash-landed on Moon 1 year ago
For reference, iSpace is a public company that could IPO with no record of success or profit. While I heard lots of optimism for their next try, I didn't see where it came from and now we know.
It's an example that comes up when discussing plans to make it harder to IPO and I'm hopeful things will change to make the JP market generally more attractive. For space activities, nothing wrong with chasing dreams but it really needs to be kept private IMO - there's plenty of private capital out there. The price bump before the launch and after hours collapse after the news looks more like a rug pull than anything.