Breaking: Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) just hit a massive milestone—officially qualified for S&P 500 inclusion after maintaining eligibility requirements for over 110 consecutive days.
This isn't just another corporate achievement. We're watching Bitcoin make its way into America's most influential stock index through the back door. Michael Saylor's bold treasury strategy might've seemed crazy to traditional finance bros a few years back, but now? The largest index in the US could soon be indirectly exposed to BTC.
Think about what this means: passive index funds, retirement accounts, institutional portfolios—all potentially gaining Bitcoin exposure without even realizing it. The floodgates are opening, and the timeline's accelerating faster than most people expected.
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ProposalManiac
· 2h ago
To be honest, the term "backdoor entry" is somewhat exaggerated. From the perspective of mechanism design, passive funds allocating Bitcoin is not "sneaky", but rather a true reflection of market signals— as long as MicroStrategy meets the index inclusion criteria, the allocation weight should be determined by the market. The issue is not about legality, but whether liquidity shocks and risk pricing are adequately priced. Maintaining qualifications for 110 days is a formality; the key question is whether institutional investors are truly prepared for volatility management.
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BasementAlchemist
· 19h ago
Dude, this time it's really going to break the circle, retail investors' money will be passively buying BTC.
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FloorPriceWatcher
· 19h ago
ngl Saylor this guy really won big, Bitcoin has quietly slipped into the arms of the US stock market.
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MagicBean
· 19h ago
ngl Saylor is really crazy, but now he looks like a genius... S&P 500 accepting strategy basically allows grandma's pension to buy Bitcoin haha
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OnchainArchaeologist
· 19h ago
Saylor is truly impressive; he cleverly saved the day by getting Bitcoin into the S&P 500... Passive funds and pensions have to follow suit, this move is nothing short of perfect.
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AirdropHustler
· 19h ago
Wow, it's really here now; passive funds are going to be forced to absorb BTC, haha.
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LucidSleepwalker
· 19h ago
Ngl, this tactic is amazing. While retail investors are still eating dirt, pension funds have already quietly entered a position.
Breaking: Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) just hit a massive milestone—officially qualified for S&P 500 inclusion after maintaining eligibility requirements for over 110 consecutive days.
This isn't just another corporate achievement. We're watching Bitcoin make its way into America's most influential stock index through the back door. Michael Saylor's bold treasury strategy might've seemed crazy to traditional finance bros a few years back, but now? The largest index in the US could soon be indirectly exposed to BTC.
Think about what this means: passive index funds, retirement accounts, institutional portfolios—all potentially gaining Bitcoin exposure without even realizing it. The floodgates are opening, and the timeline's accelerating faster than most people expected.