SpaceX is set to be added to the Nasdaq-100 using Nasdaq’s newly adopted fast-track inclusion framework, according to CNBC coverage. The reports describe the process as accelerated, with SpaceX expected to enter the index sooner than under the standard schedule. The outlet ties the timing to Nasdaq’s framework, which is designed to speed up certain index additions. Both items emphasize that the quick inclusion is expected to create ETF-related buying demand, since funds tracking the Nasdaq-100 typically adjust holdings when index constituents change. The reporting does not specify the exact effective date for the inclusion or detail the amount of expected ETF flows. Overall, the announcements focus on the index change itself, Nasdaq’s mechanism for getting companies into the index on an expedited basis, and the downstream effect on exchange-traded products that follow Nasdaq-100 constituents.