Noticed that last year Elon Musk’s net worth reached a historical high in 2025, with his net assets surging to $754 billion, making him the first person in human history to cross the $700 billion mark. His wealth increased by $333 billion in just one year, mainly driven by SpaceX’s valuation soaring to $80 billion, along with the push from the restart of Tesla’s stock incentive plan.

Even more interesting is that in 2025, the total asset pool of global billionaires expanded by $3.6 trillion, but the fastest wealth growth still came from those ten super-rich individuals—their combined wealth increased by $729 billion. Of these ten people, six are from the U.S. tech world. This figure actually reflects a very clear trend—America’s absolute dominance in artificial intelligence and tech innovation.

Musk reaching this level, to a certain extent, represents the wealth effect generated by the entire wave of tech innovation. From SpaceX’s commercial space exploration to Tesla’s electric vehicle lineup, these are all redefining the direction of future industries. Of course, this also shows how much the capital markets value technological innovation—so long as the direction is right, the room for growth is unlimited. If you’re interested in researching the investment logic of these tech tycoons, you can follow relevant tech stocks or cryptocurrency asset trends on Gate.