Elon Musk said on October 15 that SpaceX will probably exceed a $100 trillion valuation within 10 years unless there is a major world war. The projection, amplified in a Watcher.Guru post, is a forecast—not company guidance. Yahoo Finance reported that SpaceX was valued at about $2.07 trillion at the October 14 close, meaning Musk’s target would require roughly a 48-fold increase.
Watcher.Guru highlighted Musk’s latest long-range SpaceX valuation prediction.
The prediction followed investor Ron Baron’s new estimate that SpaceX could eventually be worth $20 trillion to $50 trillion. In a Columbia Business School conversation, Baron tied much of that thesis to Starlink and future orbital data centers. BitcoinVersus.Tech has recently covered Starlink’s push toward mobile service, a large SpaceX AI-compute agreement, and NASA’s expanded SpaceX crew contract.
A recent video reviews Musk’s broader $100 trillion SpaceX valuation thesis and the businesses that would have to scale to support it.
A $100 trillion valuation remains highly speculative. Reaching it would require sustained growth across launch services, Starlink, direct-to-device connectivity and new computing businesses at a scale far beyond SpaceX’s current operations.
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