SpaceX Goes Public at $135: The Largest IPO in History Rocks Global Markets
SpaceX shatters all records with a $135 IPO and $1.75 trillion valuation, propelling financial and crypto markets into a new era.
SpaceX Goes Public at $135: The Largest IPO in History Rocks Global Markets
Elon Musk has finally opened SpaceX to the stock market. The space company priced its shares at $135 per share, valuing the company at approximately $1.75 trillion. A figure that shatters all historical IPO records and propels SpaceX to the ranks of the most valuable companies in the world.
This long-awaited IPO immediately sent shockwaves across the entire financial landscape. From the Nasdaq to cryptocurrencies, every segment of the financial ecosystem reacted to this unprecedented event.
A historic listing that redefines standards
The amount raised by SpaceX far exceeds previous records held by Saudi Aramco ($29.4 billion in 2019) and Alibaba ($25 billion in 2014). Investor enthusiasm was so intense that subscriptions were oversubscribed more than ten times.
Major banks — Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, and JPMorgan — all raised their guidance upward in the hours before the opening bell.
Impact on the cryptocurrency market
The SpaceX effect was not limited to the stock market. Several platforms had attempted to offer tokenized SpaceX shares before the official IPO. SPCX, the token that represented indirect exposure to SpaceX, experienced extreme volatility.
Bitcoin itself rebounded around $64,000. Standard Chartered declared that the crypto winter is over.
A tense macroeconomic backdrop
The SpaceX IPO arrives amid a complex macroeconomic environment. U.S. inflation has hit a three-year high, Bitcoin ETFs saw $2.1 billion in outflows in June.
One thing is certain: June 13, 2026 will mark a turning point in financial history. Space is no longer a dream — it has become an asset class.
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