SpaceX is set to make history with a $1.75 trillion IPO on Nasdaq on June 12, marking the largest IPO in human capital market history. This valuation surpasses major corporations like Walmart and JPMorgan, driven primarily by the success of its Starlink satellite internet service, which boasts over 10.3 million paying users and contributes 61% of SpaceX's quarterly revenue. Despite operating at a loss, SpaceX's valuation exceeds nearly half of the S&P 500, highlighting the market's confidence in its satellite internet potential. The IPO has already sparked significant market activity, with related stocks such as Tesla, Rocket Lab, and Qualcomm experiencing notable gains. Tesla, mentioned 87 times in SpaceX's prospectus, has seen a 10% rise since the prospectus leak, reflecting investor anticipation of a potential revaluation of Tesla's indirect stake in SpaceX. Meanwhile, Rocket Lab and other space-related companies are benefiting from speculative interest as investors seek alternatives to directly investing in SpaceX.