Elon's companies follow the same playbook across SpaceX, Boring Company, and Tesla. It's not just about the tech—it's about scaling the business model.
SpaceX raises capital by growing valuation and rewarding early investors, making each funding round easier. Boring Company is doing the same: Vegas had messy permits, Nashville's Phase 1 is fully permitted and way smoother.
On the engineering side, Boring is cranking out a new tunnel machine every two months and testing Hyperloop tech in tunnels at 0.5 PSI. The goal isn't just speed—it's repeatability at scale.
This is the Musk formula: prove the model, streamline operations, then scale hard. Whether it's rockets, tunnels, or robots, the pattern is clear. $TSLA $SPCX
SpaceX raises capital by growing valuation and rewarding early investors, making each funding round easier. Boring Company is doing the same: Vegas had messy permits, Nashville's Phase 1 is fully permitted and way smoother.
On the engineering side, Boring is cranking out a new tunnel machine every two months and testing Hyperloop tech in tunnels at 0.5 PSI. The goal isn't just speed—it's repeatability at scale.
This is the Musk formula: prove the model, streamline operations, then scale hard. Whether it's rockets, tunnels, or robots, the pattern is clear. $TSLA $SPCX