Bitcoin Set To Explode As Analyst Predicts Strategy’s Potential S&P 500 Inclusion

Wall Street's about to get a crypto wake-up call—and Bitcoin's positioned to ride the tidal wave.

The Institutional Game-Changer

Forget niche crypto funds. We're talking about the big leagues: S&P 500 inclusion. That kind of mainstream validation doesn't just move needles—it shatters ceilings.

Analysts are betting that a specific strategy's potential admission into the iconic index could funnel billions into Bitcoin. Traditional finance finally realizing digital gold exists—only about a decade late to the party.

Market Mechanics Shift

This isn't retail speculation. This is institutional capital restructuring portfolios. When pension funds and ETFs start allocating, volatility drops while liquidity soars.

Price targets? Forget previous cycles. This catalyst rewrites the playbook entirely.

The Ironic Twist

Wall Street spent years dismissing Bitcoin as a fringe asset. Now they're scrambling to package it for mass consumption—because nothing gets traditional finance excited like repackaging innovation they originally ignored into fee-generating products.

Brace for impact. The dam's about to break.

Strategy’s Inclusion In S&P 500 Bullish For Bitcoin

In an X post published earlier today, seasoned crypto analyst Lark Davis predicted that Strategy could join the S&P 500 Index as early as this Friday. The firm’s addition to the benchmark index could unlock billions in inflows for both Strategy and Bitcoin.

According to CoinGecko data, Strategy currently holds 632,457 BTC on its balance sheet, valued at roughly $69 billion at current prices. The company’s total acquisition cost stands slightly above $46.5 billion.

For the uninitiated, the S&P 500 Index is a stock market index that tracks the performance of 500 of the largest publicly traded companies in the US, representing about 80% of total US market value. It is widely considered a benchmark for the overall health of the US economy and stock market.

To qualify for inclusion, companies must meet several requirements, including being US-based, having at least 12 months of trading history on a major US exchange, a market cap exceeding $22.7 billion, and at least 50% of shares publicly held.

Noted Wall Street analyst, Josh Man took to X, saying Strategy is already a part of the S&P 500 Index. He added that all that remains is an official announcement.

Strategy Reports Impressive Q2 2025 Results

Strategy delivered stellar Q2 2025 results despite a shaky macroeconomic backdrop. The company reported $14 billion in operating income, $10 billion in net income, and $114.5 million in total revenue during the quarter.

One of the key drivers was the company’s adoption of new fair-value accounting standards in January 2025. These accounting standards allow the company to recognize unrealized gains on its BTC holdings, boosting profitability as bitcoin hit a new all-time high (ATH) of $124,128 on August 14.

That said, Strategy’s stock MSTR has been in a bit of a downturn of late. The stock is down more than 15% over the past month – trading at $334.75 in the after hours of August 29.

If Strategy is added to the S&P 500 Index, it WOULD join Coinbase and Jack Dorsey’s Block as only the third major crypto-related firm in the coveted benchmark. At press time, BTC trades at $108,651, down 0.2% over the past 24 hours.