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Have the markets just witnessed a shift between traditional finance and blockchain? As nearly one billion SpaceX shares became tradable, many anticipated massive selling pressure. The scenario did not occur. The stock rose 6.1% on August 6, while Web3 platforms recorded nearly 700 million dollars in volumes on tokenized shares in just 48 hours. This unexpected convergence reignites the debate on the role of Real World Assets (RWA) in the evolution of financial markets.

The first quarterly results of a listed company are always closely scrutinized. For SpaceX, this second quarter takes on a special significance. Beyond its financial performance, investors want to measure the impact of its strategy around bitcoin. At a time when companies holding cryptos are increasingly influencing markets, these accounts are a valuable indicator of the health of Elon Musk's group… and a signal likely to feed expectations about the future of strategic crypto reserves.

Elon Musk accelerates his offensive in finance. Since July 27, X Money is no longer a simple test reserved for a few users. The payment service is now accessible to Premium and Premium+ subscribers in the United States. With an annual yield of 6%, a Visa card, instant transfers and FDIC coverage up to 10 million dollars, X shows ambitions that go far beyond the payment sector. This rise already puts the social network under the spotlight of American regulators.

In an interview with The Economist, Elon Musk predicts that money will disappear by 2036. Analysis of his economic theory.

The euphoria around SpaceX gave way to a violent disillusionment. In a few weeks, the SPCX stock went from the status of the largest IPO in history to a correction that erased hundreds of billions of dollars in valuation. This drop not only affects shareholders. It also cuts Elon Musk's fortune and revives questions about the valuations of tech giants, several of which have made bitcoin a strategic asset on their balance sheets.

Cathie Wood looks beyond SpaceX's 48% stock market loss to a financial and technological revolution. AI, Starlink, Bitcoin... Can her audacious wager alter the course of history?

Tesla's quarterly results far exceed the automotive industry framework. With every release, investors and analysts scrutinize a strategic indicator: the group's bitcoin treasury. The second quarter accounts of the year confirm an assumed choice by Elon Musk: to keep all BTC holdings despite market volatility and its accounting effects. This status quo, far from trivial, sheds light on the growing role of bitcoin in the financial management of large companies and sends a signal closely followed by the entire crypto ecosystem.

This Thursday, July 16, SpaceX, Elon Musk's aerospace company, suffered a major setback on the stock market, ending the euphoria surrounding its IPO. After igniting markets and attracting investors worldwide, its stock crossed a symbolic threshold that changes Wall Street's perspective. This break could mark a turning point for one of the most watched companies of the year.

SpaceXAI is ready to take a new step in the global race for artificial intelligence. SpaceX’s AI division is preparing to release its first model developed with the code editor Cursor. At the crossroads of aerospace, AI, and decentralized finance, this breakthrough could reshuffle the global computing power cards, influence the valuation of industry giants, and weigh on the investment strategies of institutional players.

Will data centers soon leave Earth? This prospect, long reserved for science fiction, takes on a very real dimension with SpaceX's strategy. Faced with the explosion in the energy needs of artificial intelligence, Earth's orbit now stands as a new frontier for digital infrastructure. Far more than a space project, this evolution could reshuffle the cards of the global technological economy, influencing financial market investments as well as the strategies of Tech giants.

The evolution of global stock indices is often used as a barometer to measure the impact of technological and industrial waves that are redefining our century. Less than a month after a historic IPO, the aerospace company SpaceX will take a new decisive step on July 7, at market open, by joining the Nasdaq-100 index. This decision represents a major change for the valuation of Elon Musk's firm and for all capital flows on an international scale, marking the rapid convergence between major industrial powers and the automation mechanisms of passive investments.

X Money begins its rollout to some Premium+ subscribers with a spectacular promise: to protect deposits up to 10 million dollars through a bank sweep program. Elon Musk's financial service also offers an announced annual yield of 6%, a Visa card, and transfers between users. An offensive that further brings X closer to its ambition of becoming a universal application.

The euphoria only lasted a few days. SpaceX was propelled to a valuation of over $2,000 billion by a historic IPO. After this rapid rise, the stock of Elon Musk's group underwent a correction, reigniting questions about the sustainability of its stock surge. Behind the largest IPO of all time, Wall Street is looking to see if the company's fundamentals match its ambitions.

The advent of artificial intelligence is reconfiguring production structures but also shaking the very foundations of Western monetary and fiscal policies. With the rise of global automation, a major ideological divide now emerges between supporters of state centralization of technological infrastructures and advocates of a liberalized private capitalism. Today this dynamic is at the heart of global macroeconomic debates, with governments and major industry leaders seeking to anticipate tomorrow's employment imbalances.

In a significant move, SpaceX pays $60 billion to acquire Cursor. Elon Musk's acquisition has the potential to completely change the ecosystem given the conflict with OpenAI and Anthropic as well as the effects on the cryptocurrency market. You'll want to learn more as AI enters a new era.

The IPO of SpaceX triggered a wave of activity on crypto platforms, with investors now seeking to gain exposure to the world's largest companies by bypassing traditional financial circuits. At the heart of this trend, Binance shows overwhelming dominance over derivatives products linked to Elon Musk's space giant, with volumes already comparable to those of the most popular cryptos on the market.

Exchange platforms had to review their operation around tokenized shares. Binance, Bybit, and Bitget refunded their clients after the failure of an allocation linked to SpaceX. This case occurs at a time closely watched by the crypto market, as Elon Musk’s space company attracts strong attention regarding its valuation and its pre-IPO access.

With the historic IPO of SpaceX, Elon Musk became the first individual to surpass 1,000 billion dollars of personal fortune, an unprecedented threshold that redefines the limits of wealth creation in the technological era. This case is much more than a stock market success. It traces the rapid rise of a company that has disrupted the global space industry and reveals the enthusiasm of the markets for new technological infrastructures.

SpaceX takes off on the stock market with 75 billion in the holds. BlackRock reserves its cabin for 5 billion. But does Musk's rocket really have the engines to go that high?

The most anticipated IPOs often have their first effects well before the opening bell. Regarding SpaceX, investor enthusiasm has not been limited to traditional markets only. Still not publicly traded, Elon Musk's group has already impacted the crypto ecosystem, where betting markets on derivatives that are supposed to reproduce the evolution of its capitalization have formed. This dynamic, which already mobilizes considerable amounts, shows the growing role of crypto platforms in anticipating major global financial events.

SpaceX burns billions, but Wall Street already rolls out an interstellar red carpet for it. Behind Musk's rockets, banks mainly sell an AI cathedral still on the drawing board.

A massive wave of $3 trillion IPOs is coming. OpenAI, Anthropic, SpaceX... Investors are preparing to arbitrate, and bitcoin could be the first victim of this massive capital flight. Explanations.

SpaceX warns its future shareholders of a dilution risk. In an update of its IPO filing, Elon Musk's company indicates that it could issue a significant amount of new shares as part of future operations. A clarification that comes as the group multiplies strategic initiatives and prepares its arrival on financial markets.

Bitget has opened a new route into the SpaceX IPO narrative with SPCXUSDT, a pre-IPO perpetual contract designed for traders seeking early exposure to one of the most watched private companies in the world. The move does not give users actual SpaceX shares. It gives them a market instrument tied to expectations around a possible public listing, price discovery, and future valuation scenarios.

SpaceX holds 18,712 bitcoins valued at 1.45 billion dollars. The information appears in the IPO documents filed Wednesday by Elon Musk's company. This revelation ends speculations about the space group's crypto reserves and quietly places SpaceX among the largest institutional BTC holders in the world. It also revives discussions about the role of bitcoin in corporate treasuries, as markets closely watch the return of listed companies to crypto.

On June 11, SpaceX will set the price of its IPO, and this day could enter the history of financial markets. Between record valuation, direct exposure to bitcoin, and a rush of institutional investors, the operation orchestrated by Elon Musk is already causing rare excitement on Wall Street.

Elon Musk has chosen public confrontation with the French justice system. Targeted by an investigation over X and its artificial intelligence Grok, the American billionaire published insults in French directly aimed at the magistrates in charge of the case. Behind this new provocation lies a much bigger conflict between European authorities and digital platforms accused of algorithmic drifts, dissemination of illicit content, and political interference. Paris is now taking on one of the most powerful men in global tech.

For months, Elon Musk publicly attacked Anthropic. Today, however, the billionaire opens the doors of one of the most powerful supercomputers on the market to them. Behind this surprise agreement between SpaceXAI and the company behind Claude lies a reality that has become central in the AI war: dominance no longer depends only on models, but especially on access to GPUs, energy, and infrastructures capable of powering the next generation of artificial intelligences.