SpaceX Set for Nasdaq-100 Entry as $4.3 Billion in Fund Buying Looms

Jul 6, 2026

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by Izabela Anna

for CoinEdition

SpaceX Set for Nasdaq-100 Entry as $4.3 Billion in Fund Buying Looms

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SpaceX will join the Nasdaq-100 before trading on July 7, triggering index rebalancing that JPMorgan estimates will force about $4.3 billion in passive fund buying and automatic inclusion in Nasdaq-100 ETFs like QQQ. The addition could increase investor attention on companies holding Bitcoin in their corporate treasury, boosting crypto adoption and demand for Bitcoin-linked equities and related DeFi/crypto strategies.

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SpaceX will join the Nasdaq-100 before trading begins on July 7, marking a major milestone just weeks after its public debut. The addition is expected to trigger billions of dollars in automatic share purchases as index-tracking funds rebalance their portfolios.

Besides strengthening SpaceX’s position in major equity benchmarks, the move could also increase investor attention on companies holding Bitcoin as part of their corporate treasury strategies.

NEWS: SpaceX officially joins the Nasdaq-100 tomorrow.

• To be added before markets open July 7.
• J.P. Morgan estimates ~$4.3B in passive buying.
• Already joined the Russell 1000.
• Nasdaq-100 funds like QQQ will automatically own SpaceX, giving millions exposure. pic.twitter.com/Fs5OxAcRJK
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