Elon Musk reached another personal wealth milestone, with the valuation of SpaceX soaring to record new highs.

The calculations surrounding just how much Musk earns per day vary, with $90 million being the figure called forth by CoinCodex. That’s still far below the $584 million per day tabulated for last year by EBC Financial Group, with Tesla having endured some headwinds in the market throughout 2025.

On December 15, Forbes confirmed that Elon Musk became the world’s richest person with a net worth of $600 billion. The Tesla mogul turned out to be the first person ever with the stated net worth.

Tesla's stock is soaring despite stretched valuations and low profits, as investors bet on autonomy and Musk's vision. Can this last?

Elon Musk has topped the charts as the world’s richest person several times since January 2021. Yesterday, he became the first person in history to be worth $600 billion after reports that his company SpaceX was valued at $800 billion in a private tender offer.

Elon Musk on Monday became the first person ever worth $600 billion, Forbes said, ​on the heels of reports that his SpaceX startup was likely to go public at a valuation of $800 billion.

Elon Musk has officially become the world's first person to reach a net worth of $600 billion, Forbes reported Monday, fueled by plans for his SpaceX startup to go public with an $800 billion valuation.

"Big Short" investor Michael Burry calls Tesla "ridiculously overvalued" while Elon Musk defends AI robotics as the solution to the debt crisis, spotlighting the two's contrarian views.

Ron Baron details his long relationship with Elon Musk and Michael Baron outlines companies he’s watching for the coming years.

Tesla, Inc. remains massively overvalued, trading at a $1.5T market cap and 15.5x TTM sales. Click here to read why TSLA stock is a Sell.