Tesla-SpaceX merger could be passive flows hack, bringing more Bitcoin to S&P 500

A special committee has been formed by Tesla and SpaceX to consider a merger that would create the world's largest company by market cap. Sean Hagan explains that the deal is a "no brainer" on first principles: a combined firm earns a higher index weighting and captures more passive flows than either alone. He connects this to the MSCI decision on Strategy and why passive flows matter for Bitcoin treasury firms. The hosts also question whether the merger serves as a workaround for SpaceX's S&P 500 inclusion.

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