1:06:01How the SpaceX IPO is creating 4000+ workers into millionaires
From My First Million · Published Jun 13, 2026 · Watch on YouTube
TL;DR
The video analyzes SpaceX’s upcoming IPO — called the largest in history at a $175 trillion valuation — by breaking the company into four units: launch services (80–85% market share), Starlink (10M subscribers, ~$11B revenue, 40% EBIT margins), X/Twitter (revenue at 40% of pre-acquisition), and XAI (AI compute).
Key insights
- SpaceX dominates launch: carries 80–85% of all payload to orbit; cost per kilogram to space has dropped 50–100x versus pre‑SpaceX levels.
- Starlink is the cash cow: recurring revenue, no competitors, extreme cost advantage, and 40% EBIT margins; grew from 2M to 10M subscribers in ~4 years (Q1 growth is slowing).
- The company is three businesses stapled together: launch (railroad), Starlink (internet connectivity), and XAI (AI compute).
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