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The FCC approved up to 15,000 new D2D satellites for SpaceX, though approval does not mean immediate deployment. SpaceX is reportedly seeking $40B to buy Nvidia chips through $10B in bank loans and $30B in investment-grade debt. Its five-year CDS reached about 195 basis points, while the spread on its 2056 bonds widened to about 238 basis points. Can new revenue and cash flow cover rising investment and financing costs?

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OKX Orbit
OKX Orbit
AI is turning into a credit market story. According to the Financial Times, SpaceX is in talks to raise about $40B in debt to buy Nvidia AI chips. The reported package includes around $10B in bank loans and $30B in investment-grade debt, with Apollo expected to lead the financing. A deal could close in 2027, but talks are still early and may not result in a transaction. Why the financing matters: • SpaceX acquired xAI in February. xAI's Colossus infrastructure already runs on Nvidia GPUs. Scaling AI compute also requires power, cooling and facilities. • In January, Apollo-managed funds led a separate $3.5B financing for Valor to purchase and lease data-center infrastructure, including Nvidia GB200 GPUs, to an xAI subsidiary. That deal is not part of the reported $40B plan. • SpaceX priced a separate $25B bond offering in June, with proceeds intended primarily to repay a bridge loan. • Nvidia announced plans with Apollo and other firms to establish AI compute financing platforms. Those plans are separate from the reported SpaceX deal, too. For markets, the question is no longer just who can secure chips. It is who can finance the buildout, at what cost, and whether demand can generate returns to support it. GPUs and data-center capacity are increasingly being financed as infrastructure, not simply purchased as hardware. For crypto markets, the connection is indirect, not a proven price signal. If funding remains available, AI investment could support broader risk appetite. If borrowing costs rise or returns disappoint, sentiment toward higher-risk assets could come under pressure. Neither outcome follows automatically from this report. For traders, the next things to watch are the funding terms, the cost of debt and whether a deal is reached at all. What are you watching most: AI chip exposure, the financing behind the buildout, or crypto-native assets? #SpaceX40BChipFunding
Libra aura
Libra aura
🚀 SpaceX is reportedly planning a massive new debt raise to fund Nvidia chip purchases. The key concern isn’t whether it can borrow $40B, but at what cost. Its 2056 bonds are already trading around 85 cents, with yields roughly 227 bps above Treasuries. Investment-grade on paper, but the market is demanding a much higher price for that risk. #SpaceX #Nvidia #Markets #SepFOMCRateHikeOutlook #BTCWhalePressureEases #OKXNOW:24x7MarketEra
Black Nova
Black Nova
🚨 BREAKING: Elon Musk’s SpaceX Eyes $40 BILLION AI Bet 🚀🤖 $SPCX is reportedly looking to raise around $40 billion in debt financing to purchase Nvidia AI chips and massively expand its AI data-center infrastructure. 💰 Around $30B could come from bonds 🏦 Another $10B could come through bank loans 🤖 The chips would power SpaceX’s growing AI operations 📉 SpaceX shares fell about 2% after reports of the financing plan This is a huge shift for Elon Musk’s spaceX company
Birdie_OKX
Birdie_OKX
FCC approval for up to 15,000 additional D2D satellites expands SpaceX's option set, not its near-term capacity. The more telling signal is capital structure: reported chip financing needs sit beside wider CDS and long-bond spreads. New revenue may validate the AI bet, but execution must outrun a rising cost of capital. #SpaceXSatelliteAIBet
Zayric 5000
Zayric 5000
🚨 LATEST: Oracle, Broadcom and SpaceX are seeking debt deals worth tens of billions of dollars each to fund AI chips, with Apollo, Blackstone and Goldman Sachs among lenders in talks. News | Markets | YouTube
VantraX
VantraX
🚨 BREAKING: $SPCX IS MAKING A MASSIVE AI BET 🚀 Elon Musk’s SpaceX is reportedly in talks to raise around $40 BILLION to buy NVIDIA AI chips. 💰 $10B in bank loans 💵 $30B in investment-grade debt The money would help SpaceX expand its AI and computing infrastructure — taking the company far beyond rockets and satellites. SpaceX shares had already jumped more than 18% over the past week, reaching $171.09 on Monday. Now the market is watching one big question: How far does Elon Musk want to take SpaceX into AI? 👀 $SPCX $SPACEX $ELONMUSK $AI DYOR. Not financial advice.
Benzinga
Benzinga
Microsoft Could Be SpaceX's Next Big AI Customer: Bernstein Sees AI Revenue Surging Nearly 500%.
X Freeze
X Freeze
Almost a year ago, Elon Musk was already laying out a much bigger vision for Starlink “You should be able to have a Starlink, like you have an AT&T or T-Mobile or Verizon” One Starlink account providing high-bandwidth internet at home and directly to your phone And now look at what SpaceX is doing SpaceX has secured major spectrum acquisition agreements to turn Starlink into a full-scale mobile carrier • Secured agreements for 2 GHz mobile spectrum • Just agreed to acquire nationwide 800 MHz spectrum, enabling coverage even inside buildings • Received FCC approval for 15,000 next-generation Starlink Mobile satellites • Planning a combined satellite and terrestrial mobile network This is much bigger than providing satellite connectivity in remote areas SpaceX is building Starlink into a major mobile carrier that competes directly with AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile, both from space and on the ground Elon laid out the vision months ago, and now SpaceX is putting the pieces together to make it a reality
John Robb
John Robb
Sounds like he just figured out the implications of the orbital AI to AI economic system I’ve been writing about. It’s an economy where autonomous AIs are full participants and grows as fast as you can add new solar arrays.
Elon Musk
Elon Musk
This will sound super crazy, but I see a path to SpaceX being worth orders of magnitude more than the current Earth economy
ProPublica
ProPublica
A new report obtained by ProPublica shows SpaceX used videos from Club Med tourists and Disney cruise attendees to learn more about a Starship rocket crash last year, seemingly using “the public to fill the gap,” in the view of one expert.