$DOODLE
Sudden SpikeSnapshot Window: 2026-07-10 03:00 UTC ยท โ Back to Crypto Overview
Social Momentum Summary
Total Engagement - Comments: 3, Retweets: 1, Likes: 9, Impressions: 129
Verbatim Community Citations & Social Evidence 1 source posts analyzed
ELON MUSK'S $7.5 TRILLION MEGACOMPANY COULD HOLD OVER 30,000 BITCOIN. LET THAT SINK IN. [Spoken audio]: learned is that Elon Musk has engaged in thought experiments around folding Tesla into SpaceX's ecosystem. Given these synergistic opportunities, that's according to people directly familiar with the matter, who spoke to myself and digital reporter Laura Coladney, what we found first and foremost, Tesla and SpaceX share talent. Musk is CEO and sits on the board of both companies as does his brother Kimball. SpaceX board members Antonio Gracius and Steve Gerbertson previously sat on Tesla's board. And there's another key figure, Charles Cooman, who serves as vice president of materials engineering for both companies. He's known guys for playing a central role in troubleshooting key design issues for both businesses. In fact, we're told engineers from SpaceX and Tesla often collaborate on solving issues related to energy, GPU constraints. Now, a deal of this size would be complex with SpaceX having a potentially market cap of $1.5 trillion once it goes public, while Tesla is currently sitting at around 1.6. Legal experts we spoke to said that a SpaceX Tesla merger wouldn't really invite antitrust concerns, but would raise some important questions on valuation. Tesla shareholders will want to know how are they getting compensated and if it will be a one for one trade, while SpaceX investors will likely want to know if they are overpaying. One thing is clear, Sarah and Carl, with Musk retaining 85 percent voting power on SpaceX, He's likely not going to receive a lot of pushback should he decide to pursue a merger, guys. I'm just thinking of all of the aspirational notes from Adam Jonas over the years where he would draw scenarios where you have optimist robots working on the moon, you'd have the boring company drilling tunnels on the moon, things like that. Yeah. I mean, his empire is certainly widening. And the idea of cross-collaboration to your point, Carl, is something that a lot of market participants have been brainstorming around. You just think about what SpaceX will be viewed at at some point if Tesla is in the full because now you'll have rockets, satellites, social media, GPUs as well as electric cars.
![]()