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The aerospace and satellite firm is reportedly exploring an IPO that could value it at nearly $1.75 trillion, putting it among the largest publicly traded technology companies.
If SpaceX lists with that valuation, its digital asset position would draw immediate scrutiny. The company is understood to hold approximately 8,285 Bitcoin, with a market value of $579 million at current prices. That would make it one of the most significant corporate holders of Bitcoin in the technology sector.
The development comes as Tesla, also led by Elon Musk, maintained its Bitcoin exposure through the fourth quarter of 2025. Tesla held steady at 11,509 coins, worth roughly $1 billion at the time, when Bitcoin traded near $89,000. However, the company recorded a $239 million after-tax mark-to-market loss as Bitcoin fell from around $114,000 to $88,000 during the final three months of the year.
Tesla’s crypto strategy has been volatile for a while. After disclosing ownership of 43,200 Bitcoin in early 2021, the company later sold about 75% of its holdings near the 2022 bear market lows. Its remaining position has since stayed largely unchanged.



 Meanwhile, Musk’s broader stance on Bitcoin is quite constructive. In October 2025, Tesla CEO Elon Muskarguedthat Bitcoin’s energy foundation makes it resistant to debasement, comparing it to fiat currencies that governments can inflate at will.
At press time, Bitcoin climbed by 1.22% over 24 hours to $70,545.29, supported by a derivatives-driven squeeze and modest defensive flows amid extreme fear sentiment. Analysts believe holding above $70,000 could open the door to a move toward $74,000. Nevertheless, regulatory clarity and ETF demand remain critical metrics for sustained upside.
