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I was recently shocked to hear this news. It’s said that Wang Chun @satofishi, despite spending hundreds of millions to fly on Musk’s spacecraft—something many viewed as reckless spending—actually received SpaceX stock as part of his ticket. Now, due to the massive surge in the stock’s valuation, Wang Chun hasn’t just recouped the cost of his ticket; he’s made a substantial profit. I checked: Wang Chun’s flight was officially announced by SpaceX and himself in August 2024. Meanwhile, in late June 2024, SpaceX completed its tender offer, raising its valuation to approximately $21 billion. Today, pre-IPO shares of SpaceX are widely traded; using the SPCX-USDC price on Tradexyz at $201.82, the current market-implied valuation of SpaceX is roughly $2.4 trillion. That’s a 100x increase?? Is this what they call “human mining”? Risking your life to go to space not only grants you an exclusive experience shared by only a handful of people—but also uncovers a massive fortune. 😂😂😂 I won’t disclose the exact sources, but I heard this from two well-connected insiders I trust. If true, it just goes to show: we simply don’t understand the world of the ultra-wealthy...

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