SpaceX officially went public today under the ticker $SPCX, opening at $135 per share with a $1.77 trillion valuation.

That's more than three times larger than Alibaba's record-breaking IPO.

Elon still owns 42% of the company. Forbes might need to create a whole new category: trillionaires.

What's especially interesting for crypto is that whenever massive liquidity flows into Elon-related ecosystems, the market tends to move with it. SpaceX employees and early investors who suddenly became significantly wealthier will likely allocate some of that capital into crypto. That's usually how the pattern plays out.

At this point, a single statement from Elon about $DOGE or $BTC can still have a bigger impact than a Federal Reserve announcement.