ChainCatcher report: Elon Musk’s SpaceX has officially gone public, and its S-1 filing with the U.S. SEC revealed that it holds 18,712 BTC. At the current price of approximately $63,000, this Bitcoin holding is valued at around $1.18 billion, making SpaceX the eighth-largest corporate Bitcoin holder globally. SpaceX’s Bitcoin position has been on its balance sheet for some time, with an average purchase cost of about $35,000 per BTC, indicating substantial unrealized gains. Another of Musk’s publicly traded companies, Tesla, holds 11,509 BTC. Together, SpaceX and Tesla hold 30,221 BTC; if combined, their Bitcoin holdings would rank as the fifth-largest among public companies worldwide. SpaceX’s IPO provides indirect Bitcoin exposure to traditional investment portfolios and underscores growing corporate acceptance of Bitcoin as a treasury asset.
SpaceX becomes the 8th largest Bitcoin holder among public companies, holding 18,712 BTC
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SpaceX, owned by Elon Musk, now holds 18,712 BTC, making it the eighth-largest Bitcoin holder among public companies. At the current BTC price of approximately $63,000, the holding is valued at $1.18 billion. Musk’s Tesla holds 11,509 BTC, giving the two companies a combined total of 30,221 BTC. With BTC dominance rising, SpaceX’s IPO listing provides indirect Bitcoin exposure and reflects growing institutional interest in digital assets as treasury reserves.
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