$SIDOGE
CA: As1jHEpjPFkKVx3Wd5qsaMsQakGFsuzJ6n9rdj3Lpump
50% of creator fees are reserved for Elon Musk, or a charity he names. Sent only to an address or cause he posts himself. Not a partnership.
The future isn’t built by watching from the sidelines.
It’s built with ambition, machines, space, AI and a little DOGE energy.
SIDOGE is here for the builders, the dreamers and everyone crazy enough to believe the future can be bigger.
$SIDOGE 🚀🐕⚡
$SIDOGE
CA: As1jHEpjPFkKVx3Wd5qsaMsQakGFsuzJ6n9rdj3Lpump
50% of creator fees are reserved for Elon Musk, or a charity he names. Sent only to an address or cause he posts himself. Not a partnership.
@XFreeze That mindset is exactly why so many people still believe the future can be bigger than what we see today. Optimism means nothing without the courage to actually build it.
Orbit Award, for the first dollar trillionaire. The mark is a stock price: crossed on 12 June 2026 after the SpaceX IPO, fell back, and crossed again this week near $1.04 trillion. Almost all of it is SpaceX and Tesla. In 2008 one Falcon was left. It reached orbit.
As of 5 October 2026 he is back over the line. Bloomberg put him near $1.04 trillion after a one-day jump of about $65 billion. SpaceX and Tesla are more than 98% of that. Starship reached orbit on 28 September. The number moves. The concentration does not.
The IPO made him the first dollar trillionaire on 12 June 2026. Peak that month was about $1.45 trillion. The stock slumped and he fell back under $1 trillion for about three months. Almost all of it is marked-to-market shares, not cash.
As of 5 October 2026 he is back over the line. Bloomberg put him at about $1.04 trillion after a one-day jump of roughly $65 billion. SpaceX and Tesla are more than 98% of that. SpaceX stock closed near $171, up 13% in October. Tesla’s latest quarter beat on deliveries.
That IPO made him the first dollar trillionaire, on 12 June 2026. The peak that month was about $1.45 trillion. The stock then slumped and he dropped back under $1 trillion for about three months. Same fortune as ever: almost all of it is marked-to-market shares, not cash.