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SpaceX's IPO date, I bet on 2027!

Wall Street has recently been almost turned into a large wish-making scene by SpaceX.
All kinds of essays flying everywhere:
"IPO on June 12th!"
"Code SPCX!"
"Valuation of 1.75 trillion dollars!"
For those who don't know, they might think the bell has already rung.
But the question is:
Will SpaceX really go public so soon?
I actually think, the more it seems real, the more likely it’s just a smoke screen.
Because Musk has a habit:
He never lets the market guess completely.
Just look at Tesla’s history.
Others play by the rules, he plays by trending topics.
So now, the crazier the market guesses the timing, the more SpaceX might continue to delay.
The reason is very practical:
It’s not short of funding at all.
Global capital’s attitude toward SpaceX now is no longer “investment,” but “ticket grabbing.”
Many funds are even willing to buy old shares at high prices just to get a small stake.
In this situation, why rush to IPO?
Because going public can bring a larger market cap, but also loses the mystery.
And mystery is precisely an important part of SpaceX’s valuation.
Moreover, Starship is still in a crazy iteration stage.
Rocket launch success, investors cheer.
Rocket explosion in midair, investors’ hearts explode.
If such volatility happens in the secondary market, the scene would be very exciting.
So I think:
What Musk truly wants to wait for is not market sentiment, but business maturity.
Especially Starlink.
If in the future, Starlink becomes a global internet cash machine, then SpaceX’s valuation will directly enter another dimension.
By then, going public won’t be about fundraising, but about global capital pilgrimage.
So my prediction is very clear:
Start spreading rumors in 2026, with the most likely IPO in 2027.
And these “coming soon to IPO” messages now are more like an emotional test.
After all, Musk knows the capital market too well.
He knows the most profitable thing is never just the company.
It’s also expectations. #Polymarket每日热点