Mainstream financial media and government regulators have built a system designed to keep the most explosive wealth-building opportunities out of your hands. They preach about buying safe, slow-moving index funds while Wall Street insiders and Silicon Valley elites double and triple their money in private markets.
SpaceX is the perfect example. Right now, buried inside SpaceX is the fastest-growing business in American history. In roughly three years of commercial operation, Starlink has quietly boomed from zero to $10 billion in annual revenue. It’s adding more than 1,000,000 new customers every 53 days, and that number is accelerating fast.
But because the company is “private,” the financial establishment says you aren't “accredited” enough to invest. They want to keep the anticipated $1.75 trillion IPO wealth transfer for themselves.
Fortunately, there are legal backdoors to bypass their gatekeeping. You take ownership of your decisions, and you don't need anyone's permission. Here are three publicly traded ways to get a piece of SpaceX today—and two of these plays require less than $100 to get started.
Play #1: Destiny Tech100 (Ticker: DXYZ)
- What it is: A publicly traded closed-end fund that buys shares of top-tier private tech companies before they go public.
- The SpaceX Connection: DXYZ has loaded up heavily on Elon Musk’s rocket company. In fact, nearly 38% of this fund’s entire portfolio is allocated directly to private shares of SpaceX.
- Why it beats the system: You can buy DXYZ through any standard brokerage account. You take control of your own investments without needing a Wall Street wealth manager to unlock the door or verify your net worth.
Play #2: ERShares Private-Public Crossover ETF (Ticker: XOVR)
- What it is: An exchange-traded fund designed specifically to stick it to the private equity gatekeepers by blending public innovators with late-stage private companies.
- The SpaceX Connection: XOVR has secured over $200 million in indirect exposure to SpaceX shares through special purpose vehicles.
- Why it beats the system: This ETF completely bypasses the heavy fees and “accredited investor” rules. It trades natively on the NASDAQ with daily liquidity, giving you a back-door entry into pre-IPO assets for the price of a single share (well under $100).
Play #3: Baron First Principles ETF (Ticker: RONB)
- What it is: An actively managed ETF that targets highly disruptive businesses from the ground up, ignoring traditional index weightings.
- The SpaceX Connection: This fund ignores the traditional Wall Street playbook and has dedicated nearly 15% of its entire portfolio to private shares of SpaceX.
- Why it beats the system: The establishment wants you locked into slow-growth mutual funds that barely outpace inflation. RONB gives you a concentrated, high-conviction stake in Musk’s empire before the broader public is allowed to buy the IPO.
