
The company said the final updated list was published on June 18, with the index rebalance taking effect on June 26 and passive funds expected to hold 20% to 25% of included market value.
Bitmine said it has met the eligibility standards for inclusion in the Russell 1000 index. The company said the final updated membership list was published on June 18 and that the reconstituted index will take effect on June 26. Bitmine added that many active fund managers invest only in Russell 1000 constituents, while passive index funds and ETFs are expected to hold 20% to 25% of the market value of stocks included in the benchmark. Inclusion in a major equity index can broaden a stock’s investor base because passive products that track the benchmark typically need to buy newly added shares.