SpaceX just pulled off the largest IPO in history, and it is already asking lenders for another $40 billion to buy Nvidia chips. The chips aren't the story. The borrowing is. When an entire build-out shifts from cash flow to credit, the price lenders charge starts setting the pace, and the first real test of that price arrives with this deal.

Bitcoin staged a relief rally above $63,000, Zcash surged ~45% on the Ironwood upgrade proposal, and Bybit launched tokenized SpaceX share access for retail investors. Here's what it all means.

Strategy is accumulating 9,000 Bitcoin per week and could reach 1 million BTC by September — while Asteroid locks in SpaceX mascot status ahead of a historic IPO, and Polymarket sets a 39% probability on Bitcoin hitting $100,000 this year. Here's what it all means for the market right now.

SpaceX is approaching a potential 2026 IPO with an implied $800 billion valuation and bold projections that could push shares toward $500. With Starlink driving massive recurring revenue and Starship promising to reshape entire industries, investors are watching closely. But execution risks, aggressive valuation targets, and market conditions make this one of the highest-stakes debuts in modern history. Here’s the full bull and bear case.