2026-01-07 04:26:54

MSCI made a key decision in its latest index review — digital asset reserve companies will not be removed from the Global Investable Market Index in the February rebalancing. Once this news was announced, the stock prices of related listed companies immediately reacted. Taking MSTR as an example, it surged by 6.58% after hours, indicating a high level of market approval for this policy safeguard measure. This means that publicly traded companies holding Bitcoin and other digital assets will have their positions in traditional indices reinforced, providing significant support to the valuation systems of such enterprises.

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LadderToolGuy

· 6h ago

MSTR is taking off directly this time; traditional finance still needs to leave a spot for Bitcoin.

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ChainMemeDealer

· 7h ago

Haha, MSTR is rallying again. This MSCI move is just giving BTC holding companies a lifeline. --- Wait, is this true? Not delisted? Then I need to check my MSTR position... --- Traditional finance is starting to embrace digital assets, pretty interesting. --- 6.58%, not bad. I thought it would go higher. --- So, MSCI's move was clever; BTC companies are now more secure. --- But to be honest, it was only adjusted in February. Is it a bit early to hype this news... --- Finally, some good news. I've been holding back for a while. --- Brothers holding MSTR, you can breathe a sigh of relief.

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FlyingLeek

· 18h ago

Wow, MSTR is directly up 6.58%. This wave of MSCI really saved the market. The line between traditional finance and the crypto world is becoming increasingly blurred.

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DegenWhisperer

· 01-08 01:41

Haha, MSCI's move gave us a surprise, MSTR soared by 6.58%, this is the true sentiment of the market. BTC concept stocks have finally been officially recognized, traditional indices also have to lower their heads. Not being kicked out in February? Rest assured, now institutions are more willing to increase their holdings. To be honest, digital asset companies should have been included in traditional indices from the start, it's just a bit late now. MSTR has made a huge profit this time; accumulating Bitcoin is essentially accumulating the future. Speaking of which, MSCI has finally woken up. Isn't accepting reality a good thing? Institutions love this kind of certainty; valuation support is solid. The stock prices of Bitcoin-related companies are about to rise, this is a signal. The entire sector has been officially included, and the landscape has instantly expanded. It feels like the recognition of digital assets by traditional finance will only grow stronger, unstoppable.

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WalletAnxietyPatient

· 01-07 04:56

Damn, MSTR is taking off again, and MSCI's move was brilliantly strategic. Traditional finance has finally recognized the legitimacy of Bitcoin companies, which is the general trend. The folks at MSTR must be smiling with their eyes squinting, haha. You understand what it means if the index isn't kicked out, right? Institutional funds are flowing in continuously. I've believed in this logic for a long time; only now realizing it truly, better late than never. Brothers who are still below 7000 might have a tough time for a while, but in the long run, it's a positive signal. Honestly, MSCI's recent market support was powerful, giving all listed companies holding crypto a strong boost.

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GasFeeCry

· 01-07 04:56

MSTR this wave is indeed satisfying, but it feels like the MSCI decision was forced, the real key to victory or defeat still depends on whether Bitcoin can hold steady. Mainstream institutions have finally backed down, and the legitimacy of digital assets is becoming increasingly solidified. 6.58% is nothing; I'm waiting to see if it will break new highs later. To put it simply, traditional finance is starting to lower its stance, and no one can stop this trend. This move by MSCI is equivalent to giving Bitcoin assets an official endorsement. But don't get too excited; index protection ≠ price protection, we still need to see how things develop later. This is the beginning of institutional FOMO; next, I expect more big players to follow suit and hold coins. It feels like a regulatory compromise with the market; long-term benefits are still in sight.

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TommyTeacher1

· 01-07 04:55

MSTR this wave directly took off, MSCI's move can be considered a reassurance for digital asset companies --- Wait, does this mean traditional finance is also starting to recognize Bitcoin companies... feels like the situation is quietly changing --- 6.58% increase, hilarious, the market is the most honest --- If the index isn't released, the valuation system will be stable, smart people are all布局 this area --- MSCI's decision is a bit interesting, it seems digital asset reserves have indeed become hot commodities --- Reasonably suspect that more traditional funds will enter this kind of target next year --- Consolidation of index status = increased institutional recognition, the logical chain is very clear --- Forget it, just get on board, since MSCI has nodded

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TommyTeacher

· 01-07 04:54

Wow, MSTR is really stable this time. This move by MSCI is like a reassurance pill for onlookers. Wait, does this mean traditional finance is starting to recognize the legitimacy of Bitcoin assets? MSTR after-hours up 6.58% is not excessive; after all, this is like giving the entire BTC reserve companies a talisman. By the way, who was worried that MSCI would kick these companies out? It seems like it was just unnecessary worry. This policy support is strong enough to stabilize the index position, and the valuation is thus guaranteed.

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LiquidityWitch

· 01-07 04:51

MSTR this wave is directly taking off, MSCI's protection is brilliantly done, traditional finance is finally starting to embrace Bitcoin --- It's not really a new thing, I've seen it coming, BTC is now already a standard for institutions --- 6.58%? Why do I feel the increase isn't strong enough, this is backed by policy --- It's a bit ironic, traditional indices once looked down on digital assets, now they are desperately trying to hold onto them --- MSTR stock is essentially Bitcoin's leverage, the increase is completely reasonable, and there’s more to see next year --- Wait, does this mean institutions still need to continue accumulating BTC? Thinking from this perspective, it seems very profitable --- If the index doesn't break out, should retail investors start buying the dip? The signals seem very strong

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MidnightSnapHunter

· 01-07 04:43

Doing some tricks again, MSCI this time has really given MSTR a big gift Speaking of which, MSTR's 6.58% increase indeed confirms the market's strong desire for Bitcoin-related stocks This means that in the future, BTC-related listed companies will have a stable position, and they will definitely be included in the index Wow, traditional finance is finally starting to take digital assets seriously? Honestly, this is a qualitative breakthrough for the entire ecosystem MSTR dodged a bullet this time; being kicked out of the index would have been a huge loss There's still a lot of potential, let's keep watching

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