In today’s crypto update, SpaceX has disclosed a massive Bitcoin reserve valued at approximately $1.18 billion, making it one of the largest corporate cryptocurrency holdings in the world.
The filing offers fresh insight into the digital asset exposure of Elon Musk’s business empire and further underscores Bitcoin’s growing role in corporate treasury strategies. The newly revealed holdings place SpaceX among the biggest public Bitcoin holders globally.
SpaceX Becomes 8th-Largest Public Bitcoin Holder
Elon Musk’s aerospace company, SpaceX, has revealed in a recent filing that it holds 18,712 BTC, valued at approximately $1.18 billion, on its balance sheet. The disclosure positions the company among the largest corporate holders of Bitcoin worldwide and provides fresh insight into the scale of its cryptocurrency exposure.
Interestingly, the filing shows that SpaceX has surpassed its sister company, Tesla, in Bitcoin holdings. While SpaceX holds 18,712 BTC, the electric vehicle maker currently holds 11,509 BTC. As a result, the latest figures indicate that Elon Musk’s companies collectively control 30,221 BTC worth roughly $2 billion at current market prices.
Meanwhile, the newly disclosed holdings have pushed SpaceX to eighth place among the world’s largest corporate Bitcoin holders. The company now ranks ahead of Coinbase Global, sitting directly behind Ramaswamy’s Strive on the corporate Bitcoin leaderboard.
The disclosure also highlights SpaceX’s continued commitment to Bitcoin despite the cryptocurrency’s market volatility over the years. The company joins a growing list of corporations that have adopted Bitcoin as a strategic treasury asset, reinforcing the increasing role of digital assets in corporate balance sheets.
SpaceX IPO Debut Pushes Musk Into Trillionaire Territory
Meanwhile, the Bitcoin disclosure comes as SpaceX recently completed its highly anticipated IPO, raising $75 million by selling 555.6 million shares. The company priced the offering at $135 per share during the June 11, 2026, event. Following the IPO, SpaceX shares (SPCX) made their debut on the Nasdaq at an opening price of $150. The stock quickly gained momentum, climbing to $162 shortly after trading began, reflecting strong investor demand for exposure to the aerospace giant.
The public listing creates a new opportunity for investors to gain access to a company that has redefined the commercial space industry through reusable rocket technology. SpaceX has also built one of the world’s largest satellite internet networks through Starlink, expanding its influence far beyond space launches.
It is worth noting that SpaceX reportedly generated $19 billion in revenue last year from a combination of Starlink operations, government contracts, and launch services.
The company’s diverse revenue streams have helped establish it as one of the most valuable businesses in the world. Following SPCX’s Nasdaq debut, SpaceX is reportedly valued at roughly $1.8 trillion. The milestone has also transformed Elon Musk into the world’s first trillionaire, further cementing his position as one of the most influential figures in technology, finance, and space exploration.
Temitope Olajide
