Sneako criticizes Musk after Trump praises SpaceX stock plan for children

Sneako responds to Trump’s praise

PRIMETIMER reports that streamer and online influencer Sneako criticized Elon Musk after President Donald Trump publicly praised Musk’s plan to give one SpaceX share to every child in the United States. Trump said the shares would be distributed through the newly launched Trump Accounts and thanked Musk in a post on his social media page.

Trump wrote, “A BIG THANK YOU to our legendary friend, @ElonMusk,” and said Musk was showing “incredible generosity” by giving SpaceX stock to millions of American children through Trump Accounts. Trump said this was what he had in mind when the accounts were created.

Sneako warns about Musk’s influence

In response, PRIMETIMER says Sneako questioned Musk’s motives and the effects of Musk’s growing role in technology. Sneako wrote that Musk was “laying the groundwork today for the New World Order of tomorrow,” and argued that people were enabling it because they react enthusiastically to his products and projects.

Sneako also said Musk could use Neuralink to put technology in people’s heads and framed the future as one of dependence on AI and brain-computer interfaces. PRIMETIMER says his post presented that as a possible outcome of Musk’s expanding influence.

Musk’s earlier announcement and unanswered details

The article says Musk made the stock pledge after another announcement from Anthropic, an artificial intelligence company, which said it plans to give 5% of its shares to a public benefit fund. PRIMETIMER reports that the fund would support charity and efforts tied to the effects of artificial intelligence on society.

According to reports dated October 19, Musk said he intended to give a SpaceX share to every child in America and called it the “first of many.” PRIMETIMER notes that he has not yet explained how the shares would be distributed.

Stock value and Trump Account details

PRIMETIMER reports that SpaceX stock was trading at $149.49 after rising 2.7% on Monday morning. The article says Musk is SpaceX’s largest investor and owns 48.4% of the company’s shares. It also cites Census Bureau data showing there are about 73 million children in the United States.

The article says Trump Accounts are tax-deferred investment accounts designed to build assets. It says eligible children must be born between January 1, 2025, and December 31, 2028, and that qualified children in that group will receive a one-time $1,000 government contribution through the accounts. PRIMETIMER also says Treasury Department rules allow donors to contribute company stock directly to the accounts without paying capital gains taxes.