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The three major US stock indices hit new highs, with crypto-listed companies experiencing mixed fortunes—MSCI news triggers an after-hours reversal
【Blockchain Rhythm】On January 7th, US stock trading day, the overall market performed well—Dow Jones Industrial Average closed up 0.99%, S&P 500 index increased by 0.6%, and Nasdaq index rose by 0.65%, with all three indices reaching new highs.
However, the situation is much more complex when it comes to listed companies related to cryptocurrencies.
During the trading session, performance was quite mixed. Leading compliant platforms experienced notable declines—some compliant trading platform (COIN) fell 1.71%, while digital payment company Circle (CRCL) barely rose by 0.06%. In the Bitcoin mining and asset management sector, Strategy (MSTR) plummeted 4.1%, Bullish (BLSH) declined 0.55%, and Bitmine (BMNR) dropped 3.06%. There were also bright spots, with Gemini (GEMI) rising 5.94% against the trend, BTCS Inc (BTCS) up 1%, and SharpLink Gaming (SBET) slightly up 0.68%.
The turning point occurred after hours.
MSCI announced an important decision after the market closed—that it would temporarily not remove DAT companies from the index. This news immediately triggered market reactions. Several stocks with DAT exposure rallied after hours: Strategy (MSTR) surged 7.17%, Bitmine (BMNR) increased 2.10%, and SharpLink Gaming (SBET) rose 1.59%.
From this market movement, the expectation of index adjustments remains a key variable affecting crypto-related listed companies. Investors need to continue monitoring these policy developments.