The pace at SpaceX right now? Absolutely wild.

Here's a mind-bending projection: Once Starship hits its stride with multiple launches per day—we're talking just a few years out—SpaceX could handle roughly 99% of all payload mass going to orbit from Earth. And that's even if every other launch provider manages to triple their current output.

Think about that for a second. We're watching potential near-monopoly formation in real-time orbital delivery. The gap between Starship's projected capacity and everyone else isn't just big—it's almost insurmountable at current trajectories.

Whether you're bullish or concerned about this concentration, one thing's clear: the commercial space race isn't really a race anymore when one player can potentially move 99% of the cargo.