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US Air Force Buys Tesla Cybertrucks as Missile Targets: Live-Fire Testing for Adversary Vehicle Simulation at White Sands Key Takeaways Fact Details Number of Vehicles 2 Tesla Cybertrucks among 33 total target vehicles Military Branch US Air Force Test Center Location White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico Purpose Precision munitions testing and training Program Special Operations Command (SOCOM) Stand Off Precision Guided Munitions Reasoning Enemies might use Cybertrucks in combat zones Cost Cybertrucks retail at $80,000+ each Condition Don't need to run, just roll when towed The Air Force's Unusual Shopping List The U.S. Air Force is planning to buy two Tesla Cybertrucks, not for transportation or patrol, but to use them as target vehicles for precision munitions testing. Yeah, you read that right - they're buying these expensive electric trucks just to blow them up. The US Air Force Test Center plans to purchase 33 target vehicles for use at the White Sands Missil...

  Key Takeaways MicroStrategy qualifies  for S&P 500 inclusion after Bitcoin’s surge pushed its earnings past $11B over four quarters . STRK preferred shares  jumped 15% in a day, offering 6.6% yield as traders anticipate index inclusion . Coinbase surged 43% in June , fueled by stablecoin revenue growth and the GENIUS Act’s regulatory clarity . S&P inclusion isn’t guaranteed —the committee could reject MSTR over its Bitcoin-focused model . Analysts see 27% upside  for MSTR ($514 avg target), while COIN’s stablecoin income could overtake trading fees . Why MicroStrategy Might Enter the S&P 500 (And Why It’s Not Simple) Bitcoin’s rally to $107,750 in late June wasn’t just a win for crypto traders. For MicroStrategy, it meant clearing the final hurdle for S&P 500 eligibility: four straight quarters of net profits. See, accounting rules used to force companies like MSTR to report Bitcoin holdings at their lowest value ("impaired") even if prices recovere...