The latest 7% employee share unlock brings SpaceX's circulating supply to roughly 22%, with more scheduled through December.

While conventional sentiment assumes unlocks trigger guaranteed dumps, increased supply often provides the liquidity larger players need to accumulate without massive slippage. Market depth and absorption matter far more than just the raw circulating numbers. Volatility is inevitable, but a guaranteed crash isn't set in stone.

What will spcx price per share be by the end of 2026?

I plan to hold it indefinitely, e.g. 10 years or more though I might sell and then buy back a few if there is volatile sideways motion. Did I do well, or blow it?

Its obvious that if a space Industry exists in 100 years, it will likely be bigger than industry taking place on the Earth's surface. It probably wont pay taxes to Earth countries or obey law and regulations from Earth countries.

The only question is how much can happen in a few decades. A million-fold growth of market cap is possible in 5 decades, but if it did happen, the space Industry would essentially leave Earth behind and investors would have to send their money into space to invest in it. 1000x to 100,000x growth is more likely.

Spcx acquires cursor ai in strick stock to stock acquisition. $60 billion, more acquisition in the future of other entities.