Musk spoke remotely from Starbase after SpaceX's Nasdaq bell-ringing ceremony, reiterated long-term Moon and Mars goals, and reports cited in the post said Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley each allocated $15 billion in IPO shares.
Elon Musk said SpaceX remains focused on sending humans to the Moon and Mars while expanding longer-term plans around multi-planet exploration, Starship, Starlink and space AI data centers. After SpaceX's Nasdaq bell-ringing ceremony, Musk delivered remarks remotely from SpaceX's Starbase headquarters in Texas rather than appearing at Nasdaq headquarters, and called the planned listing the biggest IPO in history. Separately, reports cited in the post said Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley had each allocated $15 billion in SpaceX IPO shares, though no timing, pricing, structure or sourcing details were provided.