Block could be the first firm with a BTC strategy in the S&P 500: VanEck
While firms like Tesla are already in the S&P 500, VanEck’s Matthew Sigel says Block may become the first company in the index with an “explicit strategy” for accumulating Bitcoin.
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While firms like Tesla are already in the S&P 500, VanEck’s Matthew Sigel says Block may become the first company in the index with an “explicit strategy” for accumulating Bitcoin.
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