因为warrant

The Warrants are a Big Part of the "Why": The investors aren't just buying shares for $70; they are also receiving 10.4 million warrants with a strike price of $87.50. This is a massive sweetener. A warrant is a right, but not an obligation, to buy more shares at a set price in the future.  

 

If the stock price rises above $87.50 (say, to $100), the investors can "exercise" their

warrants, buy the shares for $87.50, and immediately sell them on the market for a profit.

 

This provides a significant potential upside that is unavailable to regular investors buying

on the market. It's a high-reward bet on the company's future success.