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Billionaire founder Elon Musk confirmed SpaceX is moving toward a major IPO. The company plans to raise billions to support its space and satellite internet plans.
Meanwhile, Dogecoin supporters are closely watching how this will impact Dogecoin, as Musk has revealed plans to launch a Dogecoin‑funded satellite mission
SpaceX IPO Confirmation and What It Means
The confirmation of SpaceX’s IPO came after space journalist Eric Berger shared a post on X, “Here’s why I think SpaceX is going public soon.”
Responding to the post, Musk replied, “As usual, Eric is accurate.”
Following this news, details of SpaceX’s IPO began to circulate that SpaceX’s IPO is expected to be filed with regulators soon, potentially this week or next. The offering could raise more than $75 billion, with the individual investor portion possibly exceeding 20%.
Current valuations put SpaceX at over $800 billion, with projections reaching $1.75 trillion depending on market conditions.
Analysts now see the mid-to-late 2026 window as likely, though it could stretch into 2027.
Starlink Growth Drives Investor Interest
This shift toward a public listing comes after years of SpaceX being one of the most valuable private companies in the world. Starlink, SpaceX’s satellite internet service, is fueling the IPO excitement. Revenue is projected to grow from $15 billion in 2025 to $22–24 billion in 2026.
IPO proceeds will support ambitious projects like space-based data centres and AI chip acquisition.
Musk’s vision makes the IPO appealing not only for institutional investors but also for retail followers eager to access a private company historically limited to venture capital funds.
What does SpaceX’s IPO mean for Dogecoin?
Meanwhile, crypto investors are asking what the IPO means for Dogecoin (DOGE). Elon Musk has a long history of promoting DOGE and linking the meme coin with his space brand.
In fact, SpaceX previously agreed to launch a Dogecoin‑funded satellite mission called DOGE‑1, and Musk has often teased DOGE‑related milestones.
This year in February, Tesla Owners Silicon Valley resurfaced Musk’s 2021 post about putting a “literal Dogecoin on the moon.” Musk later replied, “Maybe next year,” fueling speculation again. Earlier, SpaceX also announced DOGE payments for select merchandise.
The exact Dogecoin holdings of Musk or SpaceX remain unknown.
Data from Arkham Intelligence suggests SpaceX holds a significant Bitcoin reserve, estimated at around 8,285 BTC, worth roughly $584 million. Tesla also reportedly holds about 11,509 BTC, showing continued crypto exposure across Musk-linked companies.