SpaceX’s planned IPO filing includes a performance-based bonus for founder Elon Musk, according to multiple reports. The bonus is tied to the company reaching specified stock market value milestones, with targets reportedly ranging from $400 billion up to $6 trillion. In addition to those valuation conditions, the filing describes a “unique” requirement linked to human settlement on Mars. One report says the bonus only triggers if one million humans settle on Mars. Another report similarly states that the bonus depends on moving a million people to Mars, alongside the valuation thresholds. The information is presented as part of the details included in the IPO paperwork, rather than as a separate company announcement. Overall, the disclosed terms connect executive compensation to both financial performance and a long-term, mission-scale objective involving large-scale Mars colonization. Both accounts agree on the central elements of the condition: valuation targets and the relocation of one million people to Mars.