In the past few rounds, MSX Pre-IPO has been all about full profitability. The craziest one hit 4x returns. And now, the new round is here. The allocation you get is directly tied to your MSX holdings. MSX price has already gone from $0.1 to $0.2. Let’s talk about the third round of MSX Pre-IPO: Elon Musk’s brain-machine interface and the U.S. AI defense sector. First up, Neuralink. Musk started this brain-machine interface company in 2016. The N1 chip has already been implanted into a living human brain. Paralyzed individuals can now type with their thoughts and control robotic arms. This tech is already running on human bodies—it’s not just a PowerPoint presentation anymore. Looking ahead, the potential lies in human-machine interaction, not just in medical devices. Next, Anduril. This U.S. AI defense company specializes in autonomous drones and unmanned underwater vehicles. They’ve secured contracts from the U.S., UK, Australia, and Germany. These two companies used to be completely out of reach for retail investors. The limited allocations in the primary market were never available to ordinary people—you could only drool over them in the news. Now, MSX ties subscription eligibility directly to your holdings. Rules: 1. To participate, you must hold MSX. Without holdings, you can’t even access the subscription portal. 2. The more MSX you hold, the higher your allocation. 3. Allocations are calculated based on your 7-day average daily holdings. You can’t just buy a bunch of MSX right before the subscription date to max out your tier. If you want the full allocation, you need to position your holdings now. The minimum threshold is 1,000 MSX—not too high. Here’s the detailed breakdown of holdings: