Recent discussions surrounding a potential SpaceX initial public offering (IPO) have sparked renewed investor attention towards privately held “unicorn” companies. These unicorns are defined as startups valued at over US$1 billion, often demonstrating rapid growth prior to becoming publicly traded. The anticipation of a SpaceX IPO highlights the potential for investment in these high-growth, privately-owned firms. While direct investment in unicorns is typically limited to venture capital firms, alternative avenues are emerging for broader participation. These options allow investors to gain exposure to the performance of the world’s 20 largest unicorn companies. The increased interest reflects a desire to capitalize on the potential returns offered by these innovative, high-valuation businesses before they potentially go public.