And a certain person in the US has reportedly made over $US 1 Billion from his coin deals, and his SEC new chairman is trying to better define "fiduciary" rules so more cybercurrency can be held in pension plans, etc., and eventually replace the $US with a coin.
Offsetting the inclusion of SpaceX in indexes is the huge amount of private capital, both in SpaceX and some other huge private companies planning IPOs, is about to make $billions of new wealth liquid to buy other stocks and investments after they cash in on public offerings. Many new millionaires and billionaires will be created after various lock-up periods following a company's initial public offering.
SpaceX is accelerating the normal six-month lock-up, when private stockholders cannot sell shares in the market, to a phased, earlier partial unlock period on a percentage basis, which will be fully completed in six months.
Virtually all of SpaceX’s 22,000+ employees hold equity, as the company historically pushes stock ownership deep into its workforce rather than limiting it to senior executives. According to SpaceX's June 2026 S-1 IPO filings, the company has an enormous equity pool containing approximately 492 million unexercised stock options outstanding.
The broad distribution of stock options, across all levels of the company—including technicians, welders, and cafeteria staff—has created historic levels of workforce wealth following SpaceX's June 2026 IPO.
More than 4,400 current and former SpaceX employees hold enough stock or options to make them millionaires post-IPO.
Roughly 400 individuals hold equity stakes valued at $100 million or more.
Over 100 long-term employees saw their net worth surpass $1 billion from their pre-owned shares.
The pool of unexercised options alone holds an estimated $60 billion in value (calculated at the $135 IPO price minus the option strike prices)
I don't know if you are making your research yourself but you are sharing lot of information here
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