SpaceX is set to make its long-anticipated public debut on June 12, 2026 — and it’s aiming big. The company reportedly targets a $2 trillion valuation at IPO. If SpaceX clears a $1.75 trillion mark or higher, founder Elon Musk would become the world’s first trillionaire, and the offering would be the first-ever U.S. corporate debut above $1 trillion.
For crypto traders and broader markets alike, the SpaceX IPO will be more than a headline event — it could shift sentiment across asset classes. Elon Musk’s influence on market psychology is well-documented: his posts, product reveals, and media appearances have repeatedly sent ripples through equities and digital assets. A similar “halo effect” could lift Tesla (TSLA) share prices around the IPO window.
Valuing SpaceX, however, poses a challenge. “There is somewhat of a halo effect around Musk and his unconventional vision. It is difficult to value companies like this because there is no peer group for comparison,” says Reena Aggarwal, finance professor at Georgetown University. That lack of direct comparables makes both pricing and investor expectations tricky.
Tesla’s own price history is worth watching as context. TSLA hit an intraday high of $498.83 on December 22, 2025, with a closing peak of $489.88 on December 16, 2025. Tesla remains one of the top-performing — and most volatile — names in the US market, meaning any Musk-related market euphoria could produce sharp upside swings followed by corrections.
Bottom line: a SpaceX IPO that meets or exceeds lofty expectations could turbocharge sentiment for Musk-linked assets, including Tesla. But given valuation complexities and Tesla’s history of volatility, any post-IPO rally may be followed by pullbacks. Crypto markets, always sensitive to headline-driven flows, will be watching closely — even if the ultimate impact remains uncertain.
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