SpaceX going public is no longer a distant rumor -- the countdown is real. A SpaceX IPO would be the largest technology listing in years, potentially valuing the company at over $200 billion. When that kind of capital event hits, it pulls money from everywhere including crypto. Retail and institutional investors who want SpaceX exposure need liquidity from somewhere. In a market already dealing with $1B in weekly Bitcoin ETF outflows, a mega-IPO adds another drain on risk-capital pools. The crypto angle cuts both ways. SpaceX under Musk has been crypto-adjacent for years: Starlink accepts DOGE, Musk's BTC positions are well documented. A publicly traded SpaceX with quarterly earnings and analyst coverage brings crypto narratives into mainstream financial press in a new way. If SpaceX holds crypto on its balance sheet post-IPO, it creates a new corporate treasury comparable to Strategy in scale. The deeper question: a SpaceX IPO signals that institutional risk appetite is expanding -- and historically that rising tide lifts crypto too. Short-term capital competition is real. Long-term narrative alignment is also real. The most ambitious private company in the world going public is a bet on transformative technology -- and crypto is in the same category. How are you thinking about SpaceX vs. crypto as competing bets on the future? #SpaceXIPOCountdown