SpaceX’s strong first week of trading made one thing clear: Racing through its IPO at warp speed cost it nothing. The company went from initial confidential filing to listing in just 74 days, much faster than other tech IPOs in recent years, including those of CoreWeave, Figma and Airbnb, an analysis of securities filings shows.

Initial public offering lawyers and consultants say the speed reflects a more hands-off approach adopted by the Securities and Exchange Commission, which has to review and approve IPO filings before they are made public, in the Trump administration. Heavy demand for the offering also helped the company avoid a prolonged schedule of investor meetings.