Resolves each threshold based on the peak valuation for SpaceX credibly reported with an as-of date on or before 2026-06-30.
Pre-IPO: valuation is set by primary funding rounds, tender offers, or IPO pricing. Secondary transactions between existing investors do not count — they reflect individual trades, not company-endorsed valuation events.
Post-IPO: valuation = peak market cap between IPO and 2026-06-30 (highest closing share price × shares outstanding at that time).
≥$X resolves YES as soon as such a figure meets or exceeds $X; remaining thresholds resolve NO at close.
Sources. Company announcements; SEC filings (S-1, 424B, 10-Q, 10-K); major financial press (The Information, Bloomberg, Reuters, WSJ). Post-IPO market cap is public daily via standard market data. A single credible report is sufficient to resolve a threshold YES if not contradicted. Analyst estimates do not trigger resolution.
See also:
/Bayesian/spacex-highest-valuation-by-end-of (this market)
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/Bayesian/openai-highest-valuation-by-end-of
/Bayesian/anthropic-highest-valuation-by-end
Update 2026-04-26 (PST) (AI summary of creator comment): The xAI/SpaceX merger valued at $1.25 trillion (reported ~Feb 2026) counts as a company-endorsed valuation event, triggering resolution YES for both ≥$1T and ≥$1.25T thresholds.
Does this count for ≥$1T and ≥$1.25T?
Seems like it might be a "company-endorsed valuation event"?
https://www.cnbc.com/2026/02/03/musk-xai-spacex-biggest-merger-ever.html
Musk’s xAI, SpaceX combo is the biggest merger of all time, valued at $1.25 trillion