“Elon Musk’s Mind-Blowing $3.1 Trillion Fortune Prediction Sends Shockwaves Through Wall Street—Is the Unthinkable About to Happen? The Race to Crown the World’s First Trillion-Dollar Titan Heats Up, and the Stakes Have Never Been Higher. Here’s What You Need to Know.”
If true, Elon Musk’s assets would be more valuable than Bank of America and Procter & Gamble, which are currently on par with ByteDance or OpenAI.
This July, SpaceX – Elon Musk’s brainchild in the space sector – once again shocked investors when it prepared to sell shares worth about $1 billion, with the company’s valuation reaching $400 billion.
This number not only puts SpaceX among the world’s most valuable private companies, but also rivals two other tech giants: ByteDance – the owner of TikTok and OpenAI – the center of the global artificial intelligence craze.
Even Cathie Wood’s well-known investment fund ARK Invest estimates that SpaceX’s enterprise value could reach $2.5–3.1 trillion by 2030.
But the most remarkable thing is not just the pricing. SpaceX, along with Tesla, xAI and other tech assets, is becoming a new springboard that puts Elon Musk towards his historic goal: becoming the first person on the planet to reach a trillion-dollar fortune.
If the figure of $3.1 trillion occurs, SpaceX alone can contribute more than $1.2 trillion to Elon Musk’s total assets.
Money Printing Machine
Founded in 2002 with $100 million from the profit from the sale of PayPal, Elon Musk did not just build a rocket company. SpaceX is his manifesto for the future of humanity – a multi-planetary future. But at the moment, it is becoming a giant money-printing machine as valuations continue to rise, thereby helping Elon Musk get closer to $1,000 billion in assets.
In just one year, SpaceX’s valuation has doubled, from $210 billion to $400 billion, on par with tech giants such as ByteDance (TikTok’s parent company), which was valued at more than $400 billion in February, and far surpasses OpenAI (the father of ChatGPT). was valued at $300 billion earlier this year.
Not only does this valuation give SpaceX dominance in the private sector, but it can also rival the 20 most valuable public companies in the S&P 500, surpassing familiar names such as Bank of America and Procter & Gamble.
With Musk holding about 42% of the shares and nearly 80% of the voting rights, his net worth from SpaceX is now about $168 billion – almost equal to the total wealth of many billionaires on the Forbes list.
This is even more remarkable when SpaceX has not yet been publicly listed. Investors, from Wall Street to global technology investment funds, are still in long lines in the company’s secondary takeovers, believing that SpaceX’s potential is still just beginning.
SpaceX is more than just a rocket launch company. Its value is built on a diverse foundation of ambitious projects.
With its advanced Falcon reusable rocket technology, SpaceX has revolutionized the satellite launch industry, significantly reducing costs and increasing launch frequency. This helped the company win a series of important contracts from NASA and the U.S. Department of Defense, as well as global commercial customers.
In addition, analysts are especially expecting Starlink, a global internet coverage project by satellite, which is considered a potential gold mine for SpaceX.
This satellite internet service is becoming a huge source of revenue. Starlink provides broadband internet to hard-to-reach areas where traditional infrastructure is limited.
With millions of subscribers and the potential for global expansion, Starlink is predicted to contribute a large part to SpaceX’s annual revenue, has even reached a break-even point and is on a strong trajectory.
In addition, the jewel in SpaceX’s crown called Starship, designed to carry people and cargo to the Moon and Mars, ushering in a new era of interplanetary travel. Although still in the testing phase, the success of Starship will create a whole new market and bring infinite potential value to SpaceX.
Beyond the top 10
Currently, Musk has returned to the position of the richest person in the world several times over the years, thanks to Tesla stock price fluctuations.
But unlike Tesla — where he holds about 13 percent of the stake and is under increasing competitive pressure from China and other EV makers — SpaceX is an empire of its own, less bound by the listed market and has a monopoly on government contracts. satellite launch services and telecommunications infrastructure systems.
Combined with Tesla, the newly founded AI startup xAI (roughly valued at about $24 billion), and other personal assets, Musk has all the ingredients to become the first “trillion-dollar person” in human history, possibly as early as 2027 – if SpaceX really takes off as expected.
Currently, Elon Musk’s net worth has hovered around $400 billion, mainly from Tesla, SpaceX, X, and the new AI company xAI. Analysts have pointed out that, with an average growth rate of more than 100% per year, Elon Musk could become the world’s first trillion-dollar billionaire around 2027.
SpaceX, especially with Starlink and Starship, is seen as a major driver, possibly even surpassing Tesla in contributing to this huge asset.
While the recent controversies involving billionaire Elon Musk and U.S. President Donald Trump may cause some concern, the upcoming stock trading shows that investors still have faith in SpaceX’s long-term vision and execution. ignoring the risk of government contracts or the possibility of nationalization.
With SpaceX, Elon Musk is not only revolutionizing the space industry, he is also redefining the limits of personal wealth. While many people are still struggling with billion-dollar goals, Musk has quietly headed for the trillion-dollar mark with technology, vision, and blazing flames from Falcon rocket engines.
