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ERShares Private-Public Crossover ETF
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Buy XOVR if you want pre-IPO exposure to SpaceX. Also, Google owns a meaningful amount of SpaceX privately and it is already part of most broad index funds.
ugh right after I loaded on XOVR calls too. ffs
curious what this will do for my XOVR
XOVR is balanced at 10% exposure to Space X. That being said... ASTS
Just buy XOVR 10% of their holdings is Space X
There isn’t really a clean public proxy for SpaceX. Most exposure today is indirect — either through suppliers/defense contractors, or through diversified funds that hold small private aerospace stakes alongside public names. For example, some innovation or space-focused ETFs (like XOVR) include private space companies in low weights, but that exposure is diluted and comes with opaque valuations. I’d think of those more as a way to participate in the broader space ecosystem than a true SpaceX play.
If you’re just looking for indirect exposure, your options are mostly ETFs that hold private companies at the margins. I’ve seen people use things like space/innovation-focused funds for this, but always as a **small slice**, not a core holding. I personally use XOVR for that kind of exposure — interesting idea, definitely higher risk, and something I’m okay treating as a speculative add-on rather than a long-term staple.
PSA: You can get SpaceX exposure before the IPO. Don’t have to wait for the IPO. You can already get indirect, pre-IPO exposure through publicly traded stocks/funds that have already entered into ownership stakes within SpaceX. • $DXYZ (Destiny Tech100 – closed-end fund) Holds private tech unicorns. SpaceX has historically been one of its largest positions (often cited in the 20%+ range, depending on reporting). Trades at a premium/discount to NAV, so it’s volatile — but very real exposure. • $XOVR (ERShares Private-Public Crossover ETF) One of the cleanest ways to get SpaceX exposure in an ETF. Roughly ~9–11% of the fund has been allocated to SpaceX private shares via SPVs. Daily liquidity, no CEF premium risk. • $SATS (EchoStar) EchoStar entered a spectrum-for-equity deal with SpaceX that results in EchoStar owning billions of dollars worth of SpaceX stock. This makes SATS a legit public-company proxy with SpaceX equity on its balance sheet. • $GOOGL (Alphabet) Google invested in SpaceX years ago and still owns a small but real stake (~8% at the time of investment). It’s not a SpaceX play, but SpaceX upside is embedded.
Its funny. I think there are a lot of very intelligent people on Reddit and other similar sites/forums that constantly get trashed as idiots. Not all, of course, but enough that popular sentiment starts to matter when the masses pick up on it. BUZZ seems to capture that. I only have a tiny position, to be clear, but I thought it was an interesting one to mention for people. If you're interested, XOVR is the other unique ETF I also have a small position in. Mostly because of the SpaceX exposure.
DTJ and XOVR.... Only red positions in my port for 2025, by yuge... Doesn't surprise me one bit.
Anyone heard of XOVR? ETF that has private holdings of space x. Cross over of public and private companies. How long before it takes off?
I read lately that shares of XOVR had some exposure to SpaceX.
Or buy it via XOVR or something
I'm an accredited investor and have been through the hoops of buying private shares, so when someone calls XOVR "janky," it sounds like they haven’t really looked into how these things work. Secondary platforms often have high minimums, lockups, and accreditation requirements they're not the friendly, public markets most people are used to. XOVR isn’t some slapped‑together gimmick, it’s a regulated way to get a little piece of late‑stage companies like SpaceX inside a normal brokerage account. If it's not your thing, fair enough, but "janky" doesn’t really fit here
I'm an accredited investor and have been through the hoops of buying private shares, so when someone calls XOVR "janky," it sounds like they haven’t really looked into how these things work. Secondary platforms often have high minimums, lockups, and accreditation requirements they're not the friendly, public markets most people are used to. XOVR isn’t some slapped‑together gimmick, it’s a regulated way to get a little piece of late‑stage companies like SpaceX inside a normal brokerage account. If it's not your thing, fair enough, but "janky" doesn’t really fit here
Fwiw I’ve actually owned XOVR since the spring, so I went pretty deep on it after seeing the same concerns people are bringing up here. Totally agree that early pre IPO stuff is risky and illiquid. The thing that made XOVR interesting to me is that it isn’t a “mostly private” product it’s basically a normal growth ETF with a smaller sleeve in late stage privates like SpaceX layered on top. So most of what you own is public names and then there’s a capped chunk in stuff you normally can’t touch. On the “why not just buy SpaceX directly?” point: in practice that usually means accreditation, high minimums, weird lockups and fees on secondary platforms. XOVR has been the most cost-efficient option I’ve found for getting SpaceX exposure without any of that no accreditation, no minimum check size, just buy it in a regular brokerage account like any other ETF. Obviously it’s not the same as owning SpaceX stock outright, but if you’re a normal retail person that’s about as clean a route as you’re going to get. I treat it as a small “innovation / private twist” slice next to my boring index funds, not as core diversification. If you go in expecting VTI-level safety you’ll be disappointed, but if you go in thinking “mostly public growth and a bit of SpaceX and other late stage stuff, with daily liquidity,” it makes a lot more sense. Not saying anyone has to buy it, just sharing how I’ve framed it for myself as someone who’s actually been holding it for a few months
If you actually want public market exposure to SpaceX, $XOVR is probably the cleanest play rn holds SpaceX (9% of the fund). Not financial advice, just saying DYOR
I've watched XOVR and DXYZ for a while now (both hold private SpaceX stock) and I'm convinced that due to low volume, high NAV, and insider holdings it's just not worth pursuing.
I was curious about this too. quick question for the investing brains here: has anyone looked into XOVR? from what I can tell it’s a regular ETF in your brokerage account, but it sneaks in some late-stage private companies like SpaceX on top of the public growth names. wondering if people here see that as a clever way to get a bit of private exposure, or just unnecessary complexity.
SpaceX is what makes XOVR tempting.
XOVR has a small amount of space x for cheaper than other ETFs, but most of the fund is tech oriented
XOVR is an equity ETF with a total of 34 individual holdings. The top holdings are NVIDIA stock at 10.12%, Spv Exposure To Spacex at 8.42%,
Apparently as of June 30, NAV was $6.92 a share. Watch the Last Week Tonight on Elon Musk and tell me if you think the government wants to use his services more or switch to another player. I have some indirect exposure through XOVR at 8%. Not as concentrated but much closer to NAV.
You can own SPACEX if you buy the XOVR etf. Not a good buy imo but just putting that out there because it is interesting
buy XOVR. it’s an etf with 15% into private equity. 10% of its total holdings is SpaceX
XOVR might be a good play
look at the EFT XOVR it includes some private equity
buy some XOVR. they hold some andruil
XOVR - holds a very small amount.. also Spacex
> XOVR What's their expense ratio. They seem to have good holdings in here for sure but the individual stocks ripped and the fund is still lagging?
XOVR holds: SpaceX (just got another govt contract depsite the sitcom with Trump), the obligatory NVDA is now their biggest holding, and Anduril which is a huge AI defense play. Plus, there are several other great holdings in this fund.
There are many ETFs such as XOVR!! :)
XOVR has done extremely well for me and is my best growth holding. And it’s the cheapest way to own SpaceX as a retail investor.
I took a look at these. XOVR’s 1# holding is SpaceX. Nice find thanks. All the rest not bad expense ratio for the dividends.
ETF (XOVR) holds approximately 10-12% of its assets in SpaceX, making it a significant private equity holding within the fund,
Patient just said it is part of the XOVR ETF however
Can also indirectly buy some through an etf that is invested in it like XOVR
To my knowledge XOVR is the only way to invest atm
SpaceX. Buy through XOVR ETF.
I like “XOVR and chill.”
Not if $XOVR goes to zero which what I'm seeing. You do you man. $15 dividend on a $15 stock. Hell no lmao
Yeah but you get more SpaceX with them per dollar than $DXYZ. For every $10 in DXYZ you get $0.96 worth of SpaceX For every $10 in $XOVR you get $1.1 worth of SpaceX
$XOVR is junk with 10% of SpaceX and that's a real scam with $15 ish dividends lmao. $XOVR will become a penny stock soon.
Brother. I’m not miscalculating the growth of anything. I’m just saying you may as well buy $XOVR because you get MORE SpaceX for your dollar than $DXYZ.
They only own 70m net assets but the fund trades at 367m. I don’t think you fully understand the risk. There are better ways to get exposure to SpaceX such as $XOVR which trades near NAV
here's where I'm at: * AMZN * XOVR * 2 tacos for $1.99 at Jack in the Box
Did I miss some bad SpaceX press? XOVR is down 40 pennies right now. Flip side: Great time to buy more.
Yeah XOVR does. Private/public etf.
lol, I'm thinking of dropping XOVR. That guy is in a downward protectory now.
curious if buying this gets you a little piece of the private Elon ecosystem (SpaceX/Starlink, The Boring Company, X, etc) like $XOVR invests in SpaceX. Elon is known to have to put Tesla money into SpaceX, so curious if he used it to invest in the others giving holders some tangential ownership.
Just discovered XOVR (Entrepreneur Private-Public Crossover ETF) and that their top allocation is SpaceX. Very nice. All they need is to throw some money at OpenAI and this is something to stack for years.
If the big crash comes buy VTI. QQQ is where I've been making a killing. If you think Musk is going to influence more government money to his companies look at XOVR which has SpaceX coverage.
Unclear, but XOVR is an ETF with an interest in the company.
I think $XOVR is even better than $DXYZ because it does not have ridiculous premiums and the fees are much lower at 0.75% compared to 2.5% for DXYZ and \~5% of ARKVX.
Agreed. A much better way to invest in it is through the XOVR ETF.
Very well said. A much better alternative is $XOVR which also has SpaceX, also has the daily liquidity factor, but is marked-to-market so there are no ridiculous premiums like DXYZ.
A much better alternative is $XOVR which trades in the Nasdaq, so you can buy into it through your regular broker. The expense ratio is much lower at 0.75%. Also, the fund has much more SpaceX in it than ARKVX, and has daily liquidity, so you have a lot more control on your investment than with ARKVX.
There are a few options that I have found: $XOVR $DXYZ $ARKVX To me, the best option is XOVR because of a few reasons: \- First, it has the lowest fees out of the three options (0.75% vs DXYZ's 2.50% vs ARKVX 5%) \- Second, it has daily liquidity while being marked-to-market. DXYZ is not market to market so investors are currently paying 10X compared to what the assets are actually worth. ARKV is marked-to-market, but it does not offer investors daily liquidity as it is a closed-end interval fund. This means that investors can only liquidate once very quarter and up to only 5% of the assets in the fund. This means it is a very illiquid investment. \- Third, is where the rest of the fund is invested in. The other two options are mostly all private equity. In the case of DXYZ, they bought into their positions during the peak of the valuation time period with very high multiples, meaning they are carrying losses that will be hard to recover. XOVR, on the other hand, has the rest of their assets invested on the ER30TR index, which is from the same firm as the ETF (EntrepreneurShares). The index fund has a 20 year track record with good results.
So is XOVR the better deal or DXYZ?
XOVR trades near NAV and has SpaceX at 10% of holdings.
If you guys want two ETF’s that have stakes in SpaceX take a look at XOVR and DXYZ
If you are an accredited investor, even with $10m net worth, you probably don’t want to lock up your investment with no liquidity for 3-5 years. ETFs like XOVR provide daily liquidity. Zen and Forge charge massive 5% brokerage fees！
XOVR ETF has SpaceX as their top holding
XOVR and SpaceyX are outta this world!
You are right. All 3 options have high friction, lock ups and is not clear on how the shares are sourced. An ETF called XOVR seems to have solved these problems by offering exposure at NAV, daily liquidity and no minimums. Definitely worth checking it out as your #1 option.
Is XOVR actually a way to own Space X?
Just in case others would like to know u/coverfiregames announced they bought only a few shares of corporate equity in XOVR. Just an idea if you want to own some. I saw the news and bought didn’t buy anything as I’m broke. No promises if this is a good idea or not
Just in case others would like to know XOVR announced they bought quite a bit of private equity in SpaceX. Just an idea if you want to own some. I saw the news and bought only a few shares as I'm broke. No promises if this is a good idea or not
Are ETFs allowed in this sub? $XOVR added spacex as its biggest position