Early Bird Prime for April 19, 2026
SpaceX is finally preparing for its much-anticipated IPO in 2026. It's like the Super Bowl of stock market events, and everyone wants a ticket. The excitement is so palpable that the Procure Space ETF has already skyrocketed nearly 30% this year.
If you're a regular retail investor, you're stuck on the sidelines, watching the rich folks get the first crack at the SpaceX action. It's like being at a concert where the VIPs get front-row seats, and you're left with a pair of binoculars in the nosebleed section.
But fear not! There is a way for you to hitch a ride on the SpaceX rocket before it officially takes off. Enter the world of public funds with SpaceX holdings. These funds are like the secret passageway in a video game, offering you a chance to get in on the action without needing a golden ticket.
Some of the notable players include the ARK Venture Fund, Destiny Tech100, the Fundrise Innovation Fund, and the KraneShares Artificial Intelligence and Technology ETF. These funds are like a buffet of private company goodness, serving up a smorgasbord of SpaceX and other top private companies that you can't otherwise sink your teeth into.
Now, before you start throwing your money at these funds, let's talk about the trade-offs. Yes, these funds offer a convenient way to get indirect exposure to SpaceX without needing accredited-investor access. But remember, you're buying the whole fund, not just a slice of the SpaceX pie.
Should you buy these funds before SpaceX IPOs or avoid them right now? Here’s the answer…
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