SpaceX Tops $2.7 Trillion Market Cap with $1 Trillion Gain, Options Volume Soars
SpaceX’s market cap has grown by $1 trillion since its IPO to $2.7 trillion, making it the world’s fifth-largest company. Investors wrote record first-day options volume cash-covered puts at the $135 strike for up to 35% annualized yield, while a $60 billion Cursor deal supports ongoing share momentum.
1. Market Cap Surge
Since its IPO at $135 per share, SpaceX’s market capitalization has increased by $1 trillion to approximately $2.7 trillion, making it the world’s fifth-largest company by market value.
2. Historic Options Volume
Tuesday’s launch of SpaceX options generated record first-day, post-IPO volume, with investors writing cash-covered puts at the $135 strike, targeting annualized yields up to 35% or an acquisition price below the IPO level.
3. Cursor Deal Accelerates Growth
SpaceX’s $60 billion acquisition of Cursor has been cited as a catalyst for continued share momentum, enhancing the company’s technology portfolio and market outlook.
4. Sustained Share Gains
SpaceX stock has closed higher every trading day since its IPO, with two-day trading volumes outpacing all other stocks combined last week as investors seek exposure through both shares and derivatives.
