What top creators are saying about SpaceX(SPACE)

Named as a source of projected Terafab compute demand, which is described as potentially exceeding global chip supply.

Reportedly rose about 7%, adding an estimated $145 billion in market value. Space-based computing, defense contracts, and a reported neocloud contract were discussed as possible catalysts, but no clear catalyst was confirmed.

GrokBot reportedly reached 418,000 weekly users a month after launch and was described as more enterprise-oriented.

The company was mentioned as a past IPO-related example; anticipation of its IPO coincided with an approximately 5% S&P 500 decline, but no investment recommendation was made.

Starship reached orbit and deployed 26 Starlink V3 satellites, a technical and commercial milestone, although an engine failure highlights execution risk. SpaceX is private and has no public ticker.

The chart was described as holding the 200 level but having broken a trend line, leaving open the possibility of a move toward 122; units and timeframe are unclear.

SpaceX was mentioned in reference to a prior interview, but no specific investment view, price target, or recommendation was provided.

The company had lost some critical levels but had not fully invalidated the setup. The speaker said a break below the cited level could lead to a move toward 122.

The speaker viewed an unlock-related decline as a possible accumulation opportunity but noted uncertainty and the private nature of the shares.

Referenced in Marscoin's narrative, but the transcript does not indicate that SpaceX issued or endorsed the token.

The host discussed a planned Starship orbital attempt and Starlink V3 deployment, while noting that a launch failure could be negative. SpaceX is private and not generally accessible as a publicly traded stock.

Completed a $75 billion IPO at a $1.7 trillion valuation; expanding Starlink direct-to-cell and broadband services while building out high-margin space-based AI compute infrastructure.

Seeing elevated institutional demand for private market liquidity among expectations for direct public exposure via a future initial public offering.

Stock is up almost 40% in just five days, rebounding off recent lows as short sellers run out of capital, and data has been integrated into advanced AI models like Grok 4.7.

Commanding significant market attention and retail FOMO, with strong earnings and high revenue projections outweighing dilution fears.

SpaceX is transitioning into an AI compute and infrastructure company, presenting massive long-term growth potential alongside high volatility and execution risks.

High valuation multiples, surging AI-related capital expenditures, and upcoming insider share unlocks present notable risks for investors.

Considered a top-tier technological innovator, with post-correction levels presenting opportunities to add exposure to secular growth trends.

Currently holding a long position on shares, expressing a personal bullish view regarding share lockups and tax strategies.

Reported strong earnings and announced an NVIDIA partnership, but its chart remains in a short-term hourly bear trend with a potential pullback target around $60 to $70.

Attractive at current levels backed by ambitious long-term revenue targets set by management, despite initial intraday weakness.

Reported 92% year-over-year revenue growth and a $47.5 billion backlog, but faces extreme caution regarding valuation and massive impending share unlocks.

Dropped to $115 following poor earnings, expected to offer a short-term relief bounce between $135 and $150 before potentially pulling back into the $85 zone.

Reported Q2 revenue of $7.8 billion beating estimates and committed to using NVIDIA GPUs exclusively moving forward, though near-term profitability remains secondary to aggressive AI infrastructure expansion.

Held as a pre-IPO asset within an IRA representing a controlled single-digit percentage of an overall portfolio, requiring navigation of tax structures and liquidity constraints.

Experiencing a short-term relief rally toward $136 after a 53% pullback from highs, with long-term downside targets potentially reaching $85 by June of next year.

Shares are down 50% from highs in a rapid downtrend driven by unlocked shares, with price potentially dropping toward the $80 to $90 zone.

Trading down around $118 with patience required to wait for further consolidation or a drop closer to $100 before building a long-term position.

Mentioned as an experimental tokenized stock pair with Space Hood in the meme coin RWA meta.

Stock price fell 49% with preferred buy zone between $80 and $90 reflecting a post-IPO retracement.

Alphabet's equity holdings in SpaceX contributed to unrealized gains boosting GAAP EPS.

Strongly bearish at current valuation; company criticized for constraining supply to inflate market cap, making it a candidate for a significant correction.

Mentioned as a key hyped Pre-IPO asset driving volume and sentiment on decentralized trading platforms.

Considered the gold standard of the space economy with exponential growth potential in Starlink and asteroid/lunar resource mining.

Highlighted as a high-growth private company accessible to retail via crypto-based Pre-IPO perps before public listing.

Currently facing heavy selling pressure in secondary markets; investors are advised to wait for decreased volume and a test of the $100 psychological level.

In a free fall after losing $140 support; critical institutional support being tested at $135.

Trading near a critical $135 funding floor in secondary markets; a break below could trigger institutional 'rage selling'.

Experienced a significant correction and $750 billion market cap loss shortly after IPO; high valuation at 110x revenue creates volatility risk.

Viewed as a long-term compounder with 30%+ annual revenue growth; recently completed a massive $75 billion capital raise.

Viewed as a stable high-growth compounder with a $2 trillion market cap and 30%+ revenue growth.

A generational wealth-building asset that rewards high-conviction, long-term holders despite early technical failures.

Massive supply unlock of 35% in August; expected 50% to 60% drawdown from the peak due to dilution.

Valuation is increasingly attractive due to diversified revenue from Starlink and launch services.

Analyst monitors a pair trade ratio of 2.66 shares for every 1 share of Tesla to determine entry.

Held within the USVC portfolio as a high-growth private asset in the 'hard tech' sector.

Covered short position; despite extreme valuation, likely to succeed.

Potential Nasdaq 100 inclusion could trigger forced buying, though post-listing profit taking is a risk.

Expresses caution regarding valuation and views a potential IPO as a signal of a market top

Tokenized shares were traded on-chain immediately following IPO, providing early access to investors via RWA platforms.