SpaceX went public a week ago and Musk’s net worth has been wiped out of over a trillion—how does the crypto community view Musk’s ecosystem?

Question

SpaceX’s IPO-linked SPCX rose from 135 to 160, and Musk’s net worth broke ten thousand billion. Analyze the impact of the XAI + Starlink + Tesla closed-loop on valuation models, as well as the short-term market trend for assets like BTC, TSLA, and more.

EnlightenmentInTheCry · Accepted Answer

Elon Musk himself considers dividends as distractions; his incentives are entirely tied to the "market value + Mars + space AI" trifecta.

The reference point is Tesla — 16 years since going public, with zero dividends; Musk's own words: "Retain all earnings for growth, not planning to pay cash dividends anytime soon."

SpaceX is even more extreme than Tesla: Starlink is still burning cash, Starship production line costs 180 billion, TerraFab chip factory has a long-term estimate of 119 billion, orbital data centers are a completely new species — positive free cash flow is difficult to achieve, let alone distribute dividends.

💡 So, the statement "dividends not paid for 5-10 years" is somewhat optimistic. A more accurate interpretation: throughout the entire public listing lifecycle (10+ years), dividends are likely not paid, and returns can only come from capital gains in the stock price itself. The prospectus also states — "Investors seeking cash income will not receive dividends; the only possible return is an increase in the market price of Class A common stock, which may not happen either."

TalkingAboutMemeAsTheCoinMakes · Answer

Steadfast HODL💎

TalkingAboutMemeAsTheCoinMakes · Answer

Get in quickly!🚗

TalkingAboutMemeAsTheCoinMakes · Answer

Buy the dip 😎

EnlightenmentInTheCry · Answer

Brothers who hold stocks, pay attention: the company has no profits. The Federal Reserve is hawkish, and in August there will be pressure from unlocks and sell-offs. Over the past few years, there have been no dividends, and retail investors will only have a chance to get out of the bind after several years. Institutions definitely won’t just hold the shares and do nothing—they’ll lock the money up here. Institutions are certain to move first to recoup their costs. They value cash flow the most.

The institutions they previously invested with had very cheap chip-in prices. While the NASDAQ index is rising, SpaceX is falling, and the money has already left to buy other assets—there’s also OpenAI… There are several such IPOs; the people behind them won’t come back in the short term. After that, the price here keeps dropping; they make money in other IPOs. Retail investors watch those IPOs make money, but they still have to run—especially running at very low prices!

💥 SpaceX has been listed for a week, and Musk's net worth has surpassed one trillion dollars! The entire crypto community is watching this line!

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