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Elon Musk just announced…
SpaceX will build a “self-growing city” on the moon in less than 10-years.
Here’s how to claim SpaceX shares before it goes public.
SpaceX hasn’t abandoned Musk’s plan of establishing a city on Mars.
But Musk says “the overriding priority is securing the future of civilization and the Moon is faster.”
The new shift comes as the U.S. faces aggressive competition from China in the race to return humans to the lunar surface this decade.
Just days before the announcement…
SpaceX acquired xAI in a deal that now values the company at $1.25T.
Musk called it “the most ambitious, vertically-integrated innovation engine on and off Earth,” combining AI, rockets, satellite internet, and direct-to-mobile device communications.
Just as Tesla is transforming into more than an EV company…
SpaceX is becoming more than a rocket company too.
Musk wants to build a monopoly on space infrastructure that generates revenue at every layer.
Starlink already prints billions.
And the Moon could accelerate everything else.
SpaceX is targeting a $50 billion raise when it goes public this year.
Most investors will wait to claim shares after the IPO.
Not me. I locked in my position early, and so can you.
Ian