Space is no longer the exclusive domain of governments. As launch costs plummet and new use cases emerge, we see a clear path to a trillion-dollar space economy within the decade.
The post-Starship cost curve changes what is economically rational to put in orbit: compute, manufacturing, imaging constellations, and eventually resource extraction. Each of those creates tradeable commodities—spectrum, imagery, compute time, orbital slots.
Markets need exchanges. Our investment in a space commodities exchange reflects our conviction that financial infrastructure precedes—and accelerates—physical infrastructure.