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💼 CareercowElon Reeve Musk - Tesla, SpaceX and Twitter owner + ex-paypal CEO. Manchild, sexual deviant, spergy autist with access to space travel
Thought this article would be of some interest here:
Musk's $120B SpaceX pay requires million people on mars
SpaceX's path to a public listing includes one of the most unusual executive pay structures ever submitted to US regulators: Elon Musk stands to receive 200 million super-voting shares worth an estimated $120 billion at current private market prices of $600 to $650 per share, but only if he delivers outcomes that have never been achieved in human history.
The milestones for compensation that are listed by the SEC state three overlapping objectives. Firstly, Elon Musk has to ensure SpaceX achieves an equity value of over $7.5 trillion, which is greater than the largest company that has ever existed.
Secondly, he needs to oversee the creation of vast orbital computing and energy systems that can produce up to 100 terawatts of space-based energy production; that is 83 times higher than America’s total electrical power generation capacity. Thirdly, he needs to build a sustainable colony on Mars consisting of at least a million people.
These are all interdependent conditions. These shares will become effective only in the case that all three are fulfilled, turning into both a message and a financial tool.
SpaceX plans for its initial public offering to be valued at around $1.7 trillion. This is already much higher than what is estimated by most analysts based on the company's current operations.
Estimating the revenues for the coming year at $15.5 billion, many analysts see the true value of SpaceX at closer to $400 billion. The rest over $1.3 trillion is accounted for by future developments, primarily those related to artificial intelligence.
The SpaceX unit devoted to AI saw net losses totalling $9.5 billion for the first nine months of 2025 against just $210 million in revenues.
The weirdest thing coming out of the end of this season wasn’t people sniffing butts, but learning that people unironically think Homelander is on the right side.
Elon, had you watched the show, you’d see what Homelander thinks of you.
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The weirdest thing coming out of the end of this season wasn’t people sniffing butts, but learning that people unironically think Homelander is on the right side.
Elon, had you watched the show, you’d see what Homelander thinks of you.
Did you think Elon was upset about the ending of the tv show he didn’t watch? Well the man running 100 companies took time to tell us:
Can we all agree CEOs are worthless? TCEOD
I believe Elon never watched The Boys. However, he’s absolutely spent an equivalent amount of time scrolling through discourse about it to stay hip to the “based memes”.
Patrick Boyle eviscerates the SpaceX S-1 IPO filing. Notable hits include a $1.7 trillion valuation for a company that lost more than 4 billion last year and 37 billion since its creation, and that is burning through capital at a staggering rate; a claimed total addressable market larger than the US GDP, 90+% of which is dependent on an AI stack that Musk himself claims it wasn't built properly and needs to be redone from scratch; and a share structure that gives Musk and his spawn effective control of the company no matter how many Class A shares they dump on the public.
Oh, and Nasdaq has waived basically all rules for listing this turd on their index, so every passively investing 401k and pension fund will serve as exit liquidity for Musk's VC cronies. Enjoy!
Musk is pethaps aware of deflation which is can be worse as it discourages producers add consumer wait until prices fall further. Discouraged producers results in lower paid and increasingly unemployed consumers. Anyhow Musk lives in his own world of pajeets and bots who glaze him daily on Xitter.
