There are many discussions about Elon Musk potentially becoming a trillionaire, but it's not quite that simple. The key point is that almost all of his wealth is in shares of Tesla and SpaceX, not cash.

And here’s where it gets interesting. These companies are not owned solely by him. For example, over 80% of Tesla is held by retail investors, index funds, and pension funds. Employees also receive stock and options.

In other words, rather than focusing on the trillionaire milestone, we should pay attention to where the enormous wealth generated during the growth of these companies flows. It’s distributed not only to Elon but also to thousands of workers worldwide, ordinary investors, and retirement funds.

In reality, the true story of tech companies isn’t about the personal success of the billionaires at the top, but about the massive wave of wealth creation and distribution beneath them. Whether or not Elon becomes a trillionaire is far less interesting. Looking at the entire market, the opportunities created by the growth of these large tech companies offer significant chances for investors as well.