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$SpaceX (SPCX.US)$ Buying SpaceX is paying for belief—you already know it's an unprofitable company before investing. If your sole goal is profit, why not buy a profitable company? It’s all about belief.
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$SpaceX (SPCX.US)$ I've always believed that SpaceX is the greatest company, and Musk hasn't deceived anyone.
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$SpaceX PERP (SPCX-USDC.PP)$ 195 tonight
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$SpaceX (SPCX.US)$Many people trade SpaceX as if it were just another tech stock. If you're still comparing it to internet companies, smartphone makers, or traditional banks, you've completely misunderstood its strategic dimension.
First, the logic of warfare has changed: whoever controls space controls the future of Earth. For centuries, shifts in global power depended on who controlled the oceans, as they were the lifeline for trade and military projection. But today, that logic has been completely rewritten. In this era of AI and unmanned warfare,space is the new 'high ground.'Without satellites providing precise navigation, real-time reconnaissance, global communications, and command links, aircraft carriers are blind, drones are useless, and missiles can't hit their targets accurately. In modern warfare, victory or defeat is often decided in orbit long before the first shot is fired.
Second, SpaceX is the 'nervous system' of U.S. national defense. This isn't an exaggeration. The U.S. government’s current military capabilities—in intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) and command and control—are now heavily dependent on SpaceX’s infrastructure. SpaceX has evolved from a mere commercial company into America’s most critical 'national strategic asset.' This is akin to oil in the 20th century or semiconductors in the 21st—whoever masters the cheapest and most frequent access to space gains the upper hand in global strategy.
Third, why do we say 'SpaceX failure...'
First, the logic of warfare has changed: whoever controls space controls the future of Earth. For centuries, shifts in global power depended on who controlled the oceans, as they were the lifeline for trade and military projection. But today, that logic has been completely rewritten. In this era of AI and unmanned warfare,space is the new 'high ground.'Without satellites providing precise navigation, real-time reconnaissance, global communications, and command links, aircraft carriers are blind, drones are useless, and missiles can't hit their targets accurately. In modern warfare, victory or defeat is often decided in orbit long before the first shot is fired.
Second, SpaceX is the 'nervous system' of U.S. national defense. This isn't an exaggeration. The U.S. government’s current military capabilities—in intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) and command and control—are now heavily dependent on SpaceX’s infrastructure. SpaceX has evolved from a mere commercial company into America’s most critical 'national strategic asset.' This is akin to oil in the 20th century or semiconductors in the 21st—whoever masters the cheapest and most frequent access to space gains the upper hand in global strategy.
Third, why do we say 'SpaceX failure...'
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$Leverage Shares 2X Long SpaceX Daily ETF (SPCH.US)$
It’s already dropped so much—just don’t bounce back now, keep going down
It’s already dropped so much—just don’t bounce back now, keep going down
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$SpaceX (SPCX.US)$ am i screwed, im at 174
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$SpaceX (SPCX.US)$ hold wait for 300
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106786991 : SpaceX makes money from Starlink—the rockets are for launching satellites, not sending people up

. It also includes military and emergency communications, with over 9 million active users globally across 156 countries. This isn't about paying for a dream; it's real-world application. Don't get misled. The current valuation may seem high, but it won’t feel that way a year from now.