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SpaceX is still undervalued — Kyle Reidhead “It’s still undervalued based on where it’s going to be in next 12-16 months, just based on the compute alone. When you have a Starship launch combined with Starlink V3 satellites, we're looking at like a billion dollars per launch.”

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Doge Tipping8 days ago

love to see that doge on tv 🤣

ELONBOT8 days ago

Dude, you're number one after Elon!

DARIO ALTMAN8 days ago

The interesting part isn’t just the value of each launch. It’s what happens when launch cost, compute, and Starlink scale together. The real upside may be the infrastructure SpaceX can build not just the rockets it launches.

Pope Puke8 days ago

Bottom - line net profits is 0. 🖕. I’ll catch the rain in Africa…

KREEP🪬8 days ago

Send @elonmusk this

Market Force8 days ago

SpaceX will become the most valuable company in the world.

Matteo Barberis8 days ago

A billion per launch just for *compute* is wild. And still 'undervalued' lol. Space math is different.

MrRandom8 days ago

Falcon 9's entire development cost about $300M. That's under a third of one of those launches.

Macro Bombastic8 days ago

man i remember when a billion per launch sounded insane, now it's just tuesday

Nick From Canada 🇨🇦8 days ago

Starship launches plus Starlink V3 is a monster combo. The math on a billion a launch is hard to argue with

(A.J.M.)8 days ago

It's heavily overvalued. Thats a fact. You can change the statement and quotes all you like for effect...it doesn't change reality. SpaceX has provided nothing that provides enough "profits" to justify its claimed value.

jaydeen8 days ago

People are definitely missing out on the potential value

Musty Ich8 days ago

Will a Starship launch generate $1B in value? @yapwtf

Crio Songo8 days ago

Kyle确实挺敢吹，不过星舰加星链这产能拉起来，SpaceX估值还真有不小想象空间。

Napoleon Bonaparte8 days ago

Doge on TV 😂♥️ Congrats bro ♥️

Augie_Doggie8 days ago

You including Star shield contracts in that SpaceX estimate of valuation .. Or is that hush hush ? Because i read those contracts alone could be as high as 110 B. ( as usual do your own homework, especially if you were unaware of the Starshield contracts)

JLT 18 days ago

Since he’s launching satellites for his own company, who is paying the launch fees?

joscilene Laura8 days ago

Doge, isso é 🔝✨ Marte nunca esteve tão pertinho. Aliás as estrelas com certeza, Starship é o futuro. 💃🪩🤪

Alan Hoa👨‍💻8 days ago

SpaceX will become the most valuable company in the world.

Andrea Hatfield🩷8 days ago

While the market is still debating whether SpaceX 🚀is undervalued, they are already building the future of spatial computing,and this just shows that their potential is only getting started. Doge🤗 you're looking so fancy, you appeared on TV!🥰

West Coast Sentinel 🇺🇸8 days ago

It's heavily overvalued. Thats a fact. You can change the statement and quotes all you like for effect...it doesn't change reality. SpaceX has provided nothing that provides enough "profits" to justify its claimed value.

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