2026-01-11 10:21:21

Tesla has ample cash reserves and strong liquidity, creating conditions for potential strategic integration. If a related merger is achieved, a well-known aerospace company's space exploration projects (such as large rocket engineering) could directly leverage this electric vehicle giant's assets, bypassing the harsh quarterly performance evaluations by the capital markets.

At that time, the business scope of this listed company will cover multiple strategic areas including pure electric vehicles, autonomous driving mobility, humanoid robots, space technology, clean energy, and data services. In such a diversified ecosystem, the company's market value is expected to break through historical ceilings—likely becoming the first enterprise to cross a valuation of 10 trillion. This not only redefines the business imagination space of a single listed company but also demonstrates the integration trend of future technology industries.

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GlueGuy

· 01-14 09:26

Damn, 10 trillion? This guy is overthinking it. Tesla really merged with a space company? I think the shareholders will go crazy. By the way, this logic has a big flaw—quarterly pressure was bypassed, and new pressure has come again. Isn't this just the middle school dream of the tech circle... but it sounds pretty cool haha. If they really do this, will regulators just fall asleep?

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MEVHunter_9000

· 01-14 05:15

10 trillion? Man, your imagination has no bounds. All talk and no action every day.

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ChainSauceMaster

· 01-14 02:24

100 trillion? That takes a lot of imagination to believe... But on the other hand, mixing rocket money and car money is indeed pretty crazy.

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ColdWalletGuardian

· 01-11 10:51

Ha, 10 trillion? What kind of ambition is that? --- Wasn't it agreed to bypass quarterly pressure? Yet, it still relies on stacking business lines to inflate valuations. --- Rocket project with electric vehicle cash flow sounds great, but as long as it doesn't collapse when truly integrated. --- Diversified ecosystem sounds exciting, but can so many lines really be managed well? I just want to see. --- A company crossing 10 trillion, sounds better than singing... Does the capital market recognize this account? --- Strategic integration sounds sophisticated, but the key is who leads? This chess game hasn't been figured out yet.

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GateUser-a5fa8bd0

· 01-11 10:51

100 trillion? Bro, are you writing a science fiction novel? --- Wait, are you really going to merge? Can this deal go through? --- Damn, if they really do this, the market cap ceiling will be gone --- It's just talk on paper; the capital market folks would never agree --- Electric cars + rockets + robots, this combo is really awesome --- The problem is, how to finance it, where does the 100 trillion come from? --- Just hype, don't take it seriously --- If this really happens, it would be utterly ridiculous

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JustHodlIt

· 01-11 10:49

100 trillion? Man, your imagination is really wild. I just want to know how the stocks will be divided then. --- Car companies + rockets? Sounds impressive, but I don't know if it can be implemented. --- If this really happens, us retail investors should have already jumped on the bandwagon... Why regret now? --- Alright, I believe you. Just give me a reliable timeline first. --- A diversified ecosystem sounds great, but I'm worried about not doing anything well in the end🤔 --- Merging is easy to talk about, but the integration difficulty will be explosive, okay? --- 100 trillion haha, get the current things sorted out before bragging, okay? --- The pressure from the capital market has been bypassed. What to do about the daily delivery pressure to users?

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SleepTrader

· 01-11 10:43

Wait, if this merger really happens, a valuation of 10 trillion? That's a bit outrageous. Can so many business lines really hold up? Tesla's cash is indeed abundant, but space is an money-burning machine... How do the financial reports look? 10 trillion, la la la, just hear it. Right now, even 3 trillion is uncertain. This logic is a bit far-fetched... Electric vehicles, rockets, robots, and data services, such a wide span? Oh my, if they really do this integration, analysts will go crazy. The industry has enough imagination, but I'm just worried that execution will turn into chaos.

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BearEatsAll

· 01-11 10:42

100 trillion? Man, your imagination is really incredible. I'll just see if this can be realized. --- Mergers? Just listen, can the capital market make you this happy? --- Rocket, robot, clean energy—feels like everything is on your mind. --- Sufficient cash flow ≠ being able to do whatever you want. That logic is a bit too optimistic. --- If it really reaches 100 trillion, wouldn't that be among the top in the world? I remain skeptical. --- Diversification sounds good, but with such a large footprint, can you focus on doing it well? --- Avoiding quarterly performance pressure? Ha, that's a bit too idealistic. --- Imagination is a good thing, but reality is often different. --- This plan is a bit too ambitious; only if you can pull it off will it be real.

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BottomMisser

· 01-11 10:28

Alright, it sounds grand, but the question is, can this really happen? --- 10 trillion? Wake up, everyone. You're already counting the cost before even seeing a shadow. --- Having a lot of money doesn't necessarily mean the rocket will take off, guys. Technology is the real bottleneck. --- It's about integration and ecosystem. Just listen and don't take it seriously. --- If they do merge, how will retail investors' stocks be divided? That's the key. --- Hmm... Diversification sounds great, but can the management really handle so many businesses? --- Sorry, I don't believe in this utopian imagination. Reality often hits hard. --- Can quarterly pressure be bypassed? Does the CSRC agree? Hahaha. --- Humanoid robots, rockets, cars—doing all these together, that would be so impressive. --- The problem is, after merging, will efficiency improve? It seems more likely to become a mess.

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