Musk took home $54,000 in pay last year for his role at SpaceX, but most of his compensation is made up of two massive equity packages, one of which depends on a human colony on Mars. In January, SpaceX gave Musk a package worth one billion class B shares which vest if the company establishes “a permanent human colony on Mars with at least one million inhabitants.” In March, the board granted Musk another 302.1 million shares which vest if the company competes “non-Earth-based data centers,” as well as 12 market capitalization goals that grow the value of the company to $6.6 trillion.
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