Deep dives, analysis, and updates on the space economy, satellite technology, and the ETFs that track them.
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ORBX holds the most Intuitive Machines at about 3.5%, then WARP, NASA and MARS. Both ARK funds own it, UFO holds about 1%, and LUNL is the 2x fund. Weights, fees and how much SpaceX comes along for the ride.
The four space ETFs that launched in 2026, side by side. NASA has about $945 million, ORBX and WARP are the cheapest at 0.50%, all four hold 23% to 28% SpaceX, and all four trade roughly half off their highs.
ORBX holds AST SpaceMobile at about 7.4%, MARS, NASA and WARP near 5%, UFO about 3.4%, telecom ETFs like IYZ own a slice, and ARKX holds none. Every fund ranked by ASTS weight, plus the three 2x single-stock funds.
WARP, NASA, ORBX and MARS hold Rocket Lab at 8% to 12%, UFO and ARKX at about 4% to 5%, and XAR and ITA own a slice with no SpaceX. Every fund ranked by RKLB weight, plus the 2x single-stock funds.
Three of the oldest space ETFs side by side: fees, holdings, how much SpaceX (SPCX) is inside each one, and 1-year returns. The cheapest of the three has quietly been the best performer.
SpaceX stock fell to $107.01 on July 28, below its $135 IPO price, with an insider lockup days away. Here's the full map of space ETFs — including which funds already hold SPCX and at what weight.
SpaceX completed the largest IPO in history on June 12, 2026. Here's how the stock has traded since, what Nasdaq-100 inclusion means, and how NASA, UFO, and ARKX fit in now.
The space economy is heading toward $1.8–3 trillion by 2035. We explore the massive opportunity, key risks, and how investors should position themselves today.
A complete ranking of the largest and most promising space & aerospace ETFs including NASA, UFO, ARKX, ITA and more.
Why wait for a SpaceX IPO? These five standout ETFs give you immediate, diversified exposure to the entire space economy right now.