SpaceX rings the bell on its Nasdaq debut, and Musk admits he gave it ‘less than a 10% chance’

SpaceX officially debuted as a public company on Nasdaq, marking the largest IPO on record. Elon Musk rang the opening bell on Friday, an event preceded by a Falcon 9 rocket launching Starlink satellites into orbit. Musk admitted he previously gave the company's public debut less than a 10% chance of occurring. This unprecedented capital influx sets a new market benchmark and is expected to potentially reshape investor strategies and overall market dynamics.