SpaceX has long been rumored to go public, with founder Elon Musk periodically addressing the possibility. The company remains one of the most valuable private corporations globally, with a valuation exceeding $180 billion as of recent funding rounds. The June 30, 2026 deadline captures the market's expectation of a near-term IPO, though SpaceX has traditionally prioritized operational milestones and profitability over equity liquidity. At 70% YES odds, traders are pricing in a meaningful probability that SpaceX will file IPO paperwork and launch public markets within the next six months. The market implies both confidence in an imminent offering and awareness that Musk has historically delayed or deprioritized IPO plans in favor of reinvesting cash into Starship development and Mars initiatives. Volume and liquidity remain robust, suggesting active trader interest in this outcome.