SpaceX has announced that it will reserve up to 5% of shares in its upcoming initial public offering (IPO) for employees and friends of executives. The company has imposed strict lock-in rules on most of its stock, including shares held by CEO Elon Musk. The IPO filing also highlights strategic partnerships involving Nvidia chip-powered artificial intelligence computing, addresses potential risks related to water scarcity, and sets valuation targets ranging from $1.8 trillion to over $2 trillion. This move reflects SpaceX's approach to rewarding key stakeholders while preparing for a significant public market debut. SpaceX has reserved up to 5% of its upcoming IPO shares for employees and friends of executives, with strict lock-in rules covering most stock including Elon Musk’s holdings.