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SpaceX's Bitcoin holdings shrank by around $235 million in three months, facing ongoing disclosure pressure post-IPO

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March 2 — SpaceX is set to file a confidential IPO application with the U.S. SEC as early as this March, targeting a public listing in June. The company’s valuation is expected to exceed $1.75 trillion, with a maximum fundraising target of up to $50 billion—potentially breaking Saudi Aramco’s 2019 IPO record of $29 billion. On-chain data shows SpaceX currently holds approximately 8,285 Bitcoin via Coinbase Prime, with a current market value of around $545 million. That’s down roughly $235 million from its book value three months ago, when Bitcoin traded at ~$92,500 and the holdings were worth ~$780 million. If listed successfully, SpaceX will disclose Bitcoin-related gains or losses in its S-1 filing and subsequent financial reports, facing similar crypto volatility and public scrutiny as Tesla. Historical data indicates SpaceX’s Bitcoin holdings have dropped sharply since nearing a $2 billion market value in 2021. Over the past two years, their value has fluctuated between ~$400 million and ~$800 million, with no major signs of divestment during that period.
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