SpaceX has quietly triggered fresh speculation across the crypto and financial world after moving more than $94 million in Bitcoin through two major on-chain transfers this week. According to data flagged by Arkham Intelligence, wallets labeled as belonging to SpaceX shifted 407 BTC and 614 BTC, reinforcing a remarkable trend: the company has now been moving nearly $100 million in BTC every single week for the past two months.
This marks a dramatic shift in behavior, as SpaceX kept its Bitcoin reserves untouched for almost three years before suddenly initiating consistent large-scale transactions. Analysts suggest the pattern is far too deliberate to be random, hinting at potential internal restructuring, wallet consolidation, or revamped custody arrangements. Yet, SpaceX has issued no official statement, leaving room for growing theories and market chatter.
The moves come at a pivotal moment, with anticipation surrounding SpaceX’s rumored 2026 IPO, which Bloomberg suggests could raise over $30 billion and push the company’s valuation toward $1.5 trillion—making it one of the biggest public offerings in history. If the aerospace giant goes public while holding its current digital assets, it would instantly become one of the world’s largest corporate Bitcoin holders.
Even after reducing its estimated 25,000 BTC stash from 2022, SpaceX still maintains 8,285 BTC, worth roughly $770 million, ranking it among the top private Bitcoin-holding companies. The renewed activity also coincides with Bitcoin’s sharp recovery, climbing back near $90,000, fueled by expanding institutional interest.
With Elon Musk already deeply connected to the crypto world through Tesla, Dogecoin, and payment integrations on X, SpaceX’s accelerating Bitcoin movements are adding yet another layer of intrigue to the company’s evolving financial strategy.
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