$AT & T(T.US)esla.US 's stock price has recently faced some fluctuations and adjustments. Let's have some motivational words to warm our hearts. 🐂With the market-oriented reforms in the U.S. rocket launch sector, especially the gradual maturation of the system manufacturing mechanisms, the situation has changed. NASA and other U.S. government contracts have provided SpaceX with the essential funds for survival and R&D. However, market-driven forces have been the real catalyst for its rapid growth.According to data, in 2023, SpaceX launched 2,514 satellites, with Starlink satellites accounting for 1,948 of them, a significant 77.4%. Currently, Starlink has 6,426 operational satellites, and as of September this year, its user base reached 4 million. Space consulting firm Quilty Space estimates that Starlink will achieve $6.6 billion in revenue and $3.8 billion in pre-tax profits in 2024.The satellite network of Starlink and SpaceX's launch capabilities creates a positive feedback loop: Starlink's profitability allows it to cover more regions and increase the number of satellite launches, enabling SpaceX to continuously lower launch costs while earning launch fees. Once this cycle is established, SpaceX's launch costs will keep decreasing. Some sources indicate that if the Starship achieves full rocket recovery, its launch costs could drop to as low as $1400 per kilogram, which is just a fraction of the launch costs of Chinese private rockets.