This week, the commercial space industry continues to be hot, with Musk confirming that Space X will go public by the end of 2026, with a valuation reaching $800 billion. Currently, Space X is the highest-valued unicorn company, followed by Open AI.

If you want to participate in its development and valuation expansion before the IPO, there are still some funds that partially offer exposure to Space X equity.

First is an ETF, XOVR.

This is currently the only publicly listed U.S. ETF confirmed to hold SpaceX equity. The ETF uses a "private + public crossover" structure, holding SpaceX private shares through SPVs or special arrangements, allowing retail investors to participate indirectly. SpaceX accounts for about 5%.

Next is a corporate fund, DXYZ, which also has a high allocation to SpaceX, currently at 23.3%.

However, the issue with this fund is that trading may be complex, and prices often deviate significantly from NAV, so it’s mostly used for thematic speculation. It’s also worth noting that this fund includes Open AI, which also has IPO plans.

(Not investment advice)

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