Elon Musk crossed $1.3 trillion in net worth this week, a milestone that puts his crypto holdings back in the spotlight. The Tesla and SpaceX CEO holds Bitcoin and Dogecoin personally, though the exact size of his bag is unclear. On paper, his companies alone control 30,221 BTC — roughly $1.92 billion at current prices.
What Musk actually owns
SpaceX holds 18,712 Bitcoin, worth about $1.19 billion. Tesla owns another 11,509 BTC, valued at over $734 million. Musk's personal crypto exposure is harder to pin down. He disclosed owning 0.25 Bitcoin back in 2020, but that number is almost certainly outdated. Analyst Ali Martinez flagged the net worth milestone on X, but Musk himself didn't comment. The man rarely does on his own balance sheet.
Dogecoin and Bitcoin: stuck in a range
Bitcoin is consolidating above $64,000, with key support at $60,000 and an upside trigger above $70,000. The Federal Reserve held rates unchanged this week, and the odds of a July cut are near zero — not exactly rocket fuel for risk assets. Dogecoin trades at $0.084, with a market cap of $13 billion. Martinez notes that Dogecoin is now mirroring Bitcoin's price action more closely than it follows Musk's tweets. That's a shift. The coin is sitting in a structural accumulation zone with a developing double-bottom pattern — technical language for 'looks like it might bounce, but no guarantees.'
A new meme token enters the fray
While Dogecoin waits, a newer ERC-20 token called Maxi Doge ($MAXI) is making noise. Its presale raised $4.8 million at $0.0002824, and the project offers 65% APY to stakers. Maxi Doge also runs holder-only trading competitions and maintains a Maxi Fund treasury. Whether it has staying power is an open question — meme tokens come and go fast. But the presale numbers show there's still appetite for high-yield experiments.
For now, the market is watching Bitcoin's $70,000 resistance. If that breaks, Dogecoin could follow. If it doesn't, both could drift lower. Musk's trillion-dollar milestone is a nice headline, but it doesn't move the charts.
