Why SpaceX Could Be Much Bigger Than the Market Thinks SpaceX ended Friday almost flat, while the weekly chart stayed in the red. But analyst Shay Boloor is looking past the short-term move. His point is that the market may be valuing SpaceX for what it does today, while ignoring what the business could become next. The comparison is Amazon and Tesla. Amazon started as retail, then AWS, Prime and advertising changed the whole story. Tesla started with electric cars, then expanded into energy, autonomy and robotics. Boloor thinks SpaceX could follow a similar path as launch services, Starlink and AI grow around the core business. That’s the interesting part. SpaceX may not just be a rocket company in the same way Amazon stopped being “just a store.” If new businesses scale on top of its existing infrastructure, the long-term value story could look very different from today. Even in a market focused on $BTC and short-term price moves, that kind of platform expansion matters. Of course, that growth still has to happen. But the framework makes sense: the biggest companies often look simple before the second and third business engines appear. For SpaceX, the question is whether Starlink, AI and future services become those engines. 🚀 #Macro Insights# #BTC Price Analysis#
