SpaceX plans to distribute over 2 million of its shares to children in December through Trump accounts. The company's president, Gavin Shotwell, said the initial program is for teenagers aged 11-17 living in areas with family incomes of less than $57,000 a year. The company also plans a separate package for children from families of US military personnel overseas, to foster children and families with incomes up to $90,000 in select counties in Texas. Approval of these conditions is expected in the coming weeks, so the additional recipient range has not yet ended. Instead of direct cash payments, the initiative involves transferring business securities to special accounts. Its size is measured by the number of shares, not the guaranteed income of the participants: the additional value of such an asset depends on the market price of SpaceX. The official release date is December, actual performance is yet to come. ECONOMY