How to Tokenize SpaceX


How We Made SpaceX Investable on the Blockchain
While most of crypto is still chasing hype, we decided to chase something real: giving people access to the private equity deals that actually shape the future.
SpaceX is one of the most sought-after private companies on the planet. But if you’re not a billionaire or sitting inside a top-tier VC fund, chances are you’ll never touch a single share.
We wanted to change that. So we built a way to offer on-chain, legally structured, tokenized exposure to SpaceX.
Step 1: Sourcing the Deal — Gregory, Our Market Veteran
Everything starts with the asset.
In our case, the real challenge wasn’t technical—it was access. SpaceX exposure does not just sit on public markets. They move through private secondary desks, broker networks, and complex SPVs, mostly behind closed doors.
This is where Gregory comes in. He spent over 20 years on trading desks, working in traditional finance. He knows how to operate in that world—and more importantly, how to read it.
Grégory’s role is to:
- Find the deal — by tapping his network of brokers and secondary platforms.
- Verify the structure — not all SPVs are created equal; he checks the legal entity, share class, voting rights, fees, restrictions.
- Negotiate — to make sure the pricing makes sense, and the exposure is clean.
If Gregory gives it a green light, we move.
Step 2: Making It Desirable — Raphael, Our Storyteller
Once we lock in the deal, the next step is to make it understandable and desirable.
Tokenized exposure to private equity is new. People need to trust it, understand it, and want it.
That’s Raphael’s domain. He’s our marketing lead, with deep roots in the NFT and Web3 space. He’s built communities, campaigns, and narratives around digital ownership for years.
His mission:
- Translate the product into a story people care about.
- Build and educate a community of investors through Twitter, Discord, AMAs, and newsletters.
- Run our marketing engine—from acquisition funnels to product drops to brand tone.
In short: Gregory brings the alpha. Raphael makes people want in.
Step 3: Building the Platform — Oscar, the Architect
Once people want in, they need a way in. That’s where Oscar comes in.
He is in charge of building the infrastructure that makes all this possible—from the blockchain layer to the user experience.
We built Raizer so that:
- You can sign up with just an email (no MetaMask needed).
- You can buy tokens with fiat or crypto.
- The experience feels Web2-simple, but runs entirely on-chain.
- All operations—minting, investing, tracking—are trustless and transparent.
We believe the future of private markets is accessible, not just to crypto-native whales, but to any serious investor. Our job is to remove all friction while staying fully decentralized and secure.
Step 4: Making It Legal — Corentin, The Framework Architect
Now comes the part where most tokenization projects fall apart: compliance.
Tokenizing exposure to a private company like SpaceX isn’t just a tech play—it’s a legal challenge. We need a structure that regulators, investors, and counterparties can all trust.
This is Corentin’s responsibility.
He builds the legal wrapper around the deal. That includes:
- Creating the regulated entity that holds the exposure.
- Ensuring the SPV is legally and operationally clean.
- Working with licensed asset managers in Luxembourg or other EU jurisdictions.
- Structuring the token so that it’s backed by real-world rights, enforceable in court.
By the time the token is live, it represents actual, compliant exposure to equity in SpaceX, held through a clean legal structure. No shortcuts. No synthetic derivatives.
Why We Did It
Because the best companies in the world aren’t always public. And because investors—especially in crypto—deserve better than memes, ponzis, and broken promises.
We built this because we wanted to invest in SpaceX ourselves. And we realized the only way to do that properly… was to build it from scratch.
From deal sourcing to compliance, from UX to narrative, this is what it takes to tokenize a private company the right way.
And this is just the beginning.