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    Shortsighted Shift At MSCI Singles Out Bitcoin Treasury Companies And Undercuts Benchmark Neutrality

    CryptoGateBy CryptoGateNovember 26, 2025No Comments7 Mins Read
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    MSCI is contemplating a brand new rule that might take away firms from its World Investable Market Indexes if 50% or extra of their belongings are held in digital belongings comparable to Bitcoin. The proposal seems easy, however the implications are far-reaching. It might have an effect on firms like Michael Saylor’s Strategy (previously MicroStrategy), Eric and Donald Trump Jr’s American Bitcoin Corp (ABTC), and dozens of others throughout world markets whose enterprise fashions are absolutely legit, absolutely regulated, and absolutely aligned with long-standing company treasury practices.

    The aim of this doc is to clarify what MSCI is proposing, why the issues raised round Bitcoin treasury firms are overstated, and why excluding these companies would undermine benchmark neutrality, scale back representativeness, and introduce extra instability—not much less—into the indexing system.

    MSCI launched a session to find out whether or not firms whose main exercise entails Bitcoin or different digital-asset treasury administration needs to be excluded from its flagship fairness indices if their digital-asset holdings exceed 50% of complete belongings. The proposed implementation date is February 2026.

    The proposal would sweep in a broad set of firms:

    • Technique (previously MicroStrategy), a significant software program and business-intelligence agency that holds Bitcoin as a treasury reserve.
    • American Bitcoin Corp (ABTC), a brand new public firm created by Eric and Donald Trump with a Bitcoin-focused stability sheet.
    • Miners, infrastructure companies, and diversified working firms that use Bitcoin as a long-term inflation hedge or capital reserve.

    These firms are all publicly traded working entities with audited financials, actual merchandise, actual prospects, and established governance. None are “Bitcoin ETFs.” Their solely distinction is a treasury technique that features a liquid, globally traded asset.

    JPMorgan analysts lately warned that Technique might resist $2.8B in passive outflows if MSCI removes it from its indices, and as much as $8.8B if different index suppliers comply with.

    Their evaluation accurately identifies the mechanical nature of passive flows. But it surely misses the actual context.

    Technique has traded greater than $1 trillion in quantity this yr.
    The “catastrophic” $2.8B situation represents:

    • Lower than one common buying and selling day
    • ~12% of a typical week
    • ~3% of a typical month
    • 0.26% of year-to-date buying and selling movement

    In liquidity phrases, that is immaterial. The narrative of a liquidity disaster doesn’t match market construction actuality. The bigger situation isn’t the outflow itself—it’s the precedent that index exclusion would set.

    If benchmark suppliers start eradicating firms due to the composition of their treasury belongings, the definition of what qualifies as an “eligible firm” turns into political, not monetary.

    MSCI $MSTR DE-LISTING FEAR MONGERING: THE $2.8 BILLION LIE

    First: Technique is at ZERO threat of being delisted from different indices. Second: J.P. Morgan says an MSCI delisting would set off a $2.8 Billion compelled unload. They’re banking on you not understanding the mathematics.

    I assessed… pic.twitter.com/NszHcnYt69

    — Adrian (@_Adrian) November 25, 2025