【Coin World】Recently, some good news has come out—a certain index compilation institution will not temporarily remove digital asset management companies, resulting in a notable surge in stock prices for related listed companies holding large amounts of Bitcoin, with after-hours trading directly pulling up nearly 6%. It sounds quite encouraging, but industry insiders are not so optimistic.
Professionals have pointed out that this is more like a “temporarily pressing pause” situation and cannot be considered a final turnaround for digital asset companies. What is the key issue? The deeper contradiction that non-operating companies are excluded from the index has not been fundamentally resolved. In other words, today’s relief may only be a stopgap measure.
The topic of Bitcoin and digital assets has always been entangled with traditional finance’s attitude. The index institution’s softened stance indicates that market pressure is indeed working, but how long it can last depends on the specific direction of subsequent regulation and policy. For these large Bitcoin-holding companies, they are relieved in the short term, but in the long term they still need to make preparations for their digital asset allocation and compliant status.
大型持币会社に息吹きの機会到来：指数政策の転換分析
【Coin World】Recently, some good news has come out—a certain index compilation institution will not temporarily remove digital asset management companies, resulting in a notable surge in stock prices for related listed companies holding large amounts of Bitcoin, with after-hours trading directly pulling up nearly 6%. It sounds quite encouraging, but industry insiders are not so optimistic.
Professionals have pointed out that this is more like a “temporarily pressing pause” situation and cannot be considered a final turnaround for digital asset companies. What is the key issue? The deeper contradiction that non-operating companies are excluded from the index has not been fundamentally resolved. In other words, today’s relief may only be a stopgap measure.
The topic of Bitcoin and digital assets has always been entangled with traditional finance’s attitude. The index institution’s softened stance indicates that market pressure is indeed working, but how long it can last depends on the specific direction of subsequent regulation and policy. For these large Bitcoin-holding companies, they are relieved in the short term, but in the long term they still need to make preparations for their digital asset allocation and compliant status.