According to @CNBC, SpaceX is targeting an $800 billion valuation through a secondary share sale, citing the Wall Street Journal as the source of the report (source: CNBC tweet, Dec 6, 2025). A secondary sale provides liquidity for existing shareholders and does not raise new capital for the company, which typically means no dilution to outstanding shares (source: Investopedia). The CNBC post does not include details on pricing mechanics, total size, or timing of the sale, nor does it reference any direct cryptocurrency exposure or implications (source: CNBC tweet, Dec 6, 2025). For trading, the stated $800 billion target would act as the reference price for that secondary transaction in private markets, while crypto assets such as BTC and DOGE have no stated linkage in this report (source: CNBC tweet, Dec 6, 2025; Investopedia).

According to @KobeissiLetter, citing the Wall Street Journal, SpaceX has begun a secondary share sale valuing the company at about $800 billion (WSJ via @KobeissiLetter). At this level, WSJ reports SpaceX would be the most valuable private company globally and exceed OpenAI’s private valuation (WSJ via @KobeissiLetter). The update was publicly relayed by The Kobeissi Letter on December 5, 2025, summarizing the WSJ report for market participants (The Kobeissi Letter).

According to @CryptoMichNL, the altcoin market experienced a challenging week with a 4% correction in market capitalization. However, this correction phase is now over, and it is anticipated that the market will build up towards a significant upward breakout, potentially exceeding $800 billion in market cap.