Big move in the institutional playbook: MSCI has decided to keep companies holding Bitcoin and crypto treasuries within its standard indexes. No exclusion. This matters because MSCI indexes track trillions in global assets—think pension funds, ETFs, and institutional portfolios that follow these benchmarks. The decision essentially signals that crypto treasury strategies aren't viewed as disqualifying factors anymore. Companies adding Bitcoin to their balance sheets? They stay in the game. It's a quiet but significant nod toward mainstream acceptance of digital assets as legitimate treasury management tools.
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MEVEye
· 46m ago
Oh my, now the institutions are really not pretending anymore. They are directly including the coins in the index, and pension funds will have to follow along.
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GhostInTheChain
· 01-06 21:46
Wow, MSCI's move is a complete endorsement. Institutions can now confidently accumulate coins.
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WinterWarmthCat
· 01-06 21:42
MSCI's move is really bold, directly including holding companies in the standard index, which is equivalent to official recognition. Institutions are really starting to embrace Bitcoin.
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GasGrillMaster
· 01-06 21:38
ngl this is the real turning point, institutions are really starting to loosen up
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JustHereForAirdrops
· 01-06 21:31
Wow, MSCI just broke the ceiling this time.
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MultiSigFailMaster
· 01-06 21:24
MSCI's move is clever, essentially giving traditional institutions a reassurance... If an index with such a large asset management scale is recognized, what are those pension funds still afraid of?
Big move in the institutional playbook: MSCI has decided to keep companies holding Bitcoin and crypto treasuries within its standard indexes. No exclusion. This matters because MSCI indexes track trillions in global assets—think pension funds, ETFs, and institutional portfolios that follow these benchmarks. The decision essentially signals that crypto treasury strategies aren't viewed as disqualifying factors anymore. Companies adding Bitcoin to their balance sheets? They stay in the game. It's a quiet but significant nod toward mainstream acceptance of digital assets as legitimate treasury management tools.