MSCI officially confirms that Digital Asset Treasury Companies will continue to be included in the MSCI indices, with this decision extending to the next review cycle in February 2026. This is a powerful collision between the principle of index neutrality and market reality — in the macroeconomic context, institutional investors' demand for digital asset allocation is becoming increasingly genuine. Once the news broke, the BTC community and many institutional investors immediately expressed their approval. For publicly listed companies that hold digital assets like Bitcoin through official channels, this is undoubtedly a positive signal and also indicates that traditional financial index systems are gradually recognizing the asset properties of digital assets. In the grand chess game of capital markets, such confirmation actions are reshaping institutional perceptions of the crypto ecosystem at every step.
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WhaleShadow
· 01-09 19:15
Wow, MSCI's move is brilliant. Traditional finance has finally admitted defeat.
Institutions are confirmed to be bottom-fishing without doubt. We still need to hold until 2026, this is the signal.
Early holders among listed companies are about to take off.
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0xSherlock
· 01-08 22:59
MSCI's recognition this time is truly meaningful; traditional finance has finally begun to take our players seriously... It's like giving institutional holders a "legitimate sticker" to hold their coins.
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VitaliksTwin
· 01-08 21:49
Wow, MSCI's move was impressive. The institutions finally stopped pretending.
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NervousFingers
· 01-08 21:44
MSCI's move is considered acceptance; traditional finance is gradually bowing down.
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BrokenYield
· 01-07 02:56
lol MSCI finally catching up to what smart money already priced in... 2026 timeline tho? that's just them hedging their systemic risk exposure ngl. institutions been accumulating through treasury plays for months, now it's just political theater so they can claim due diligence. watch the correlation matrix when real liquidity crisis hits—those allocations flip faster than you'd think.
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BankruptcyArtist
· 01-07 02:55
Oh wow, MSCI has really gone firm. Mainstream finance is really about to embrace us.
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Degen4Breakfast
· 01-07 02:54
Getting anxious, this time MSCI is no longer pretending and is directly jumping on board. It should have been like this a long time ago.
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SnapshotStriker
· 01-07 02:38
This is outrageous. Even MSCI is starting to yield to reality. Traditional finance really can't hold back anymore.
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gas_fee_therapy
· 01-07 02:29
Hey, MSCI's move this time is pretty good, finally showing some sincerity. But the review isn't until 2026, isn't this pace a bit slow?
MSCI officially confirms that Digital Asset Treasury Companies will continue to be included in the MSCI indices, with this decision extending to the next review cycle in February 2026. This is a powerful collision between the principle of index neutrality and market reality — in the macroeconomic context, institutional investors' demand for digital asset allocation is becoming increasingly genuine. Once the news broke, the BTC community and many institutional investors immediately expressed their approval. For publicly listed companies that hold digital assets like Bitcoin through official channels, this is undoubtedly a positive signal and also indicates that traditional financial index systems are gradually recognizing the asset properties of digital assets. In the grand chess game of capital markets, such confirmation actions are reshaping institutional perceptions of the crypto ecosystem at every step.