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Musk Sees SpaceX Worth Far More Than Earth’s Economy; Saylor Is Bullish
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SpaceX could eventually be worth far more than today’s global economy, Elon Musk argues, extending his vision of industries beyond Earth.
Key facts
- He described a valuation above $1 quadrillion, equivalent to $1,000 trillion, as a possible outcome he previously considered unattainable
- The International Monetary Fund’s April estimate places global economic output in 2026 at approximately $126.3 trillion
- Its quarterly filing disclosed 18,712 bitcoin as of June 30, unchanged from Dec. 31, 2025
- On Sept. 28, it completed its first orbital flight and deployed 26 satellites for Starlink, the company’s satellite communications business
Summary
SpaceX could reach a valuation far beyond today’s global economy, CEO and Chairman Elon Musk argued on X on Oct. 8. “This will sound super crazy, but I see a path to SpaceX being worth orders of magnitude more than the current Earth economy.” The scale of that comparison depends on how economic value is measured, with annual production providing one reference. A follow-up on Oct. 9 gave Musk’s outlook a numerical reference while retaining significant uncertainty about success.