I’d rather invest in $NEAR 🫪🔥intents cash flow flywheel in process of printing Billions in revenue.. why would I be the escape goat for all these insiders that are ready to dump spaceX the 2nd hour after the IPO launch🤔?

❤️💛💚💙 Retailers are going to buy SpaceX at $1.75 trillion market cap, on the open, just to try make less than 2x. They own no rights to the company profits, decisions, and can't even party with Elon. Altcoins are very cheap. Retailers love losing money, so ignore them. We will stay on course. Keep buying Crypto.

JPMorgan says Tesla could make $203 billion in revenue by 2030. Sounds impressive. But let’s look at the numbers. Tesla made about $97 billion in revenue in 2024, almost the same as 2023. In Q1 2025, revenue fell 9%, and car sales dropped 20%. To reach $203 billion by 2030, Tesla would need to more than double its revenue in just 5 years, even though growth is slowing right now. The forecast depends on businesses that are not fully operating yet: - Robotaxis - Optimus robots - AI licensing This is not really a car business prediction.
It depends on future projects becoming very successful. Could it happen? Yes. Is it the most likely outcome? Probably not. It looks more like a best-case scenario than a normal forecast. And when a bank suddenly raises its price target by 228%, it may not be getting ahead of the story.

Wall Street investment banks are creating a massive media narrative around the SpaceX and AI IPOs because they need $400 billion of fresh cash to buy into these deals. They want retail investors to panic, sell their crypto, and dump their money into the IPOs on day one.

💥BREAKING: Goldman Sachs has reportedly projected that a potential SpaceX IPO could deliver extraordinary returns of up to 100 times for early investors, according to a Reuters report. The forecast reflects SpaceX's massive growth trajectory, driven by its dominance in commercial rocket launches, the rapid expansion of its Starlink satellite internet service, and its ambitious deep-space exploration projects. With SpaceX's private valuation already reaching into the hundreds of billions of dollars, analysts believe a public listing could be one of the most lucrative IPO events in market history. However, Elon Musk has historically shown reluctance to take SpaceX public, particularly to protect its long-term mission-driven focus from short-term market pressures.

💥BREAKING: SpaceX is gearing up for what is being called the biggest IPO in history, with plans to list at $135 per share at a valuation of approximately $1.77 trillion — surpassing even Saudi Aramco's record-breaking 2019 listing. The offering is expected to raise around $74–85 billion in net proceeds. For Elon Musk, this is a wealth-defining moment: his SpaceX stake alone is valued at over $866 billion on paper, and combined with his Tesla holdings of roughly $355 billion, his total net worth is poised to cross $1 trillion — making him the world's first trillionaire in recorded history. The listing is set to price around June 12, 2026, and will create not just one trillionaire but also multiple new billionaires and thousands of millionaires among SpaceX employees and early investors. This is not just a financial event — it marks a historic milestone where the space economy has officially entered the mainstream public markets, reshaping how the world values ambition, technology, and the future of humanity beyond Earth.

Predictions predictions. This does make sense. The question is which IPO will be the winner(s)?

I imagine the selloff in $QQQ and the rest of the market on Friday had nnnnnothing to do with the upcoming $SPCX IPO...

$SATS - Arbitraging the SpaceX-xAI Liquidity Supercycle EchoStar, which sits at No. 302 on the Fortune 500 list, released this Wednesday,. It saw a dramatic turnaround in 2025 after it sold its wireless spectrum to SpaceX for $17 billion with $8.5 billion paid in cash and then $8.5 billion in equity, or roughly 2% to 3% of SpaceX. With $11.1 billion in SpaceX equities after SpaceX bought another $2.6 billion in spectrum in November 2025, EchoStar has gone from a limping business to a mouth-watering public market proxy ahead of SpaceX’s initial public offering later this month.