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How Much Have SpaceX Shareholders Earned? Google Tops with $109 Billion, Binance Gains $1.1 Billion, Trump Circles Benefit

On June 12, SpaceX completed its equity distribution for institutional and strategic shareholders, with a current pre-market valuation of $2.2 trillion. According to BlockBeats, based on public data, over a dozen top institutions, including Alphabet (Google), Baron Capital, D1 Capital, Darsana, and Scottish Mortgage, collectively hold about 9% of SpaceX's shares. Alphabet ranks first with a holding value of $110 billion and a final share of 5.000%, yielding a profit/appreciation of up to $109 billion. Additionally, existing shareholders on the X platform will share the final 5% stake through a $33.5 billion equity pool. In public funds and SPV channels, Private Shares Fund, ARK Venture Fund, and others collectively hold about 0.05% of the shares. Notably, small-scale holdings by Trump associates and government officials have also been disclosed. The holdings and expected profits/appreciation from various channels are as follows: Major institutional/strategic shareholders/X existing shareholders: Alphabet/Google with a holding value of $110 billion, profit/appreciation of $109 billion, final shares of 5.000%; Baron Capital with a holding value of $26.3 billion, profit/appreciation of $24.2 billion, final shares of 1.194%; D1 Capital with a holding value of $25.1 billion, profit/appreciation of $24.5 billion, final shares of 1.143%; Darsana with a holding value of $18.9 billion, profit/appreciation of $13.9 billion, final shares of 0.857%; Scottish Mortgage with a holding value of $6.9 billion, profit/appreciation of $6.7 billion, final shares of 0.315%; Kingdom/Alwaleed with a holding value of $6.2 billion, profit/appreciation of $4.3 billion, final shares of 0.283%; Ellison Trust with a holding value of $3.3 billion, profit/appreciation of $2.3 billion, final shares of 0.149%; Sequoia Capital with a holding value of $2.6 billion, profit/appreciation of $1.8 billion, final shares of 0.119%; Vy Capital with a holding value of $2.3 billion, profit/appreciation of $1.6 billion, final shares of 0.104%; Binance with a holding value of $1.6 billion, profit/appreciation of $1.1 billion, final shares of 0.075%; a16z with a holding value of $1.3 billion, profit/appreciation of $914 million, final shares of 0.060%; Qatar Holding with a holding value of $1.2 billion, profit/appreciation of $876 million, final shares of 0.056%; Aliya Capital Partners with a holding value of $1.2 billion, profit/appreciation of $803 million, final shares of 0.054%; Fidelity M&R with a holding value of $1 billion, profit/appreciation of $718 million, final shares of 0.047%; public funds and SPV channels: Private Shares Fund with a holding value of $395 million, profit/appreciation of $171 million, final shares of 0.018%; XOVR SpaceX SPV with a holding value of $362 million, profit/appreciation of $132 million, final shares of 0.016%; ARK Venture Fund with a holding value of $213 million, profit/appreciation of $92 million, final shares of 0.010%; Destiny Tech 100 with a holding value of $184 million, profit/appreciation of $155 million, final shares of 0.008%; Fundrise VCX with a holding value of $15 million, profit/appreciation of $9 million, final shares of 0.001%. Disclosures from Trump circles/government officials (total disclosed by relevant government officials up to $44 million): Trump's loyal ally, Ambassador to Luxembourg Stacey Feinberg, holds no more than $1 million in SpaceX; Trump's long-time friend and Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff has a holding valued between $1 million and $5 million; Trump's eldest son Donald Trump Jr. holds shares indirectly through 1789 Capital, with the amount undisclosed.

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