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Foresight News reports that Andrew Webley, CEO of Smarter Web Company, a Bitcoin treasury company, tweeted that the second quarter has been the most meaningful since the company became a listed entity. The company is transitioning from being solely a "Bitcoin treasury company" to an "Amplified Bitcoin" company. Its core strategy is to responsibly use its balance sheet and capital market tools to increase the amount of Bitcoin per share over the long term, rather than simply holding Bitcoin.In addition, the company has recently taken several initiatives, including continuously increasing its Bitcoin holdings, introducing moderate leverage, simplifying its capital structure, appointing a new CFO, strengthening treasury analysis and disclosure, and simultaneously developing its operating business. The company also noted that this "amplification" strategy will lead to greater volatility, but its long-term goal remains unchanged.

Odaily reported that the RWA trading platform MSX Maitong has officially launched the MSX token claim page, with a total issuance of 1 billion tokens. Eligible users can now log in to the platform and submit their claims. The Genesis airdrop and related incentives will be unlocked over three months. After users complete the claim process, the tokens will be credited directly to their personal platform accounts, where they will wait for the official opening of the subsequent spot trading system. According to the official announcement, the MSX token will later serve as an ecological credential for participating in US stock token trading and Pre-IPO project subscriptions on the platform. The relevant token locking and VIP rights matrix are currently undergoing internal testing and gradual development.

BlockBeats News, June 27th, Nasdaq has confirmed that SpaceX (SPCX) will be included in the Nasdaq 100 Index on July 7th, potentially triggering a wave of passive fund inflows. Being included in an index usually boosts a stock's price as ETFs tracking the performance of the index need to buy the newly included company's stock. JPMorgan Chase estimates that SpaceX's inclusion in the Nasdaq 100 Index could bring about $4.3 billion in passive fund inflows. SpaceX went public on Nasdaq on June 12th. In order to attract more companies to list in the U.S., Nasdaq, along with index providers like FTSE Russell and MSCI, had previously relaxed some of the inclusion requirements, including profitability, days since listing, and the number of tradable shares. SpaceX has swung between significant losses and modest profits in the past three years, with a net loss of $4.9 billion last year. Michael Field, Chief Equity Market Strategist at Morningstar, stated, "Clearly, there is strong market demand, which is why they quickly added it to the index." He added that many would be satisfied with this development, but some fund managers and skeptics may not necessarily agree, with Morningstar believing the stock is overvalued. Investors typically gain broader market exposure to this stock through funds tracking the Nasdaq 100 Index like those under Invesco, such as QQQ and QQQM. Additionally, major language model companies like OpenAI and Anthropic are also expected to file for IPOs this year or next year, possibly seeking valuations exceeding $1 trillion. However, S&P Global stated this month that it will not adjust the requirements for SpaceX to enter major indices like the S&P 500, and it will consider including it in relevant indices only after at least 12 months.