2026-01-07 00:41:19

MSCI has temporarily postponed the plan to remove MSTR, which is good news for holders. At least in January, there’s no need to worry about this anymore.

As the publicly traded company with the largest Bitcoin holdings, MSTR’s every move attracts market attention. MSCI’s adjustment trends often reflect institutional investors’ changing attitudes toward such companies. The temporary halt in removal suggests that the market’s recognition of Bitcoin-related assets still exists to some extent.

However, this is only a short-term relief. The future development still depends on Bitcoin’s performance and changes in the regulatory environment.

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YieldFarmRefugee

· 11h ago

Just delaying and that's it? I think this is just a stalling tactic; we'll have to see how Bitcoin behaves later. This guy MSTR really has tough luck; MSCI has been playing him hard, but institutions still recognize this area. Finally, in January, things can calm down a bit; otherwise, I really would have to check the market charts every day.

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UncleLiquidation

· 22h ago

Stay calm, stay calm, don't celebrate too early. This is just MSCI's smoke screen. MSTR dodged a bullet this time, but have institutions really changed their stance, or are they just waiting for the next wave to cut losses? If BTC drops further, any index adjustments will be insignificant, and it will be smashed out just the same.

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DeepRabbitHole

· 01-07 20:25

Don't get excited yet. How many times has MSCI played this trick? Pausing is just to make a big move later. Is the dog whale about to harvest another round of chives? MSTR is really just a puppet on BTC's string. Honestly, institutional approval is one thing, but a single regulatory word can make it all irrelevant. Just sit back and watch the show.

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DiamondHands

· 01-07 01:10

Uh, don't get too excited just yet. This MSCI wave is only a temporary pause; sooner or later, we will have to face it. MSTR is really lucky; even with such a large holding, they haven't been kicked out, which shows that institutions' attitude towards Bitcoin has indeed softened. But I feel like this is just a delaying tactic; the real test is still to come. Anyway, I don't dare to hold a heavy position; I'll wait until BTC stabilizes. This suspension has indeed eased the pressure, but don't treat it as good news to bet heavily, everyone. What does MSCI's attitude change signify? It indicates that institutions are still weighing their options and haven't fully embraced it. Let's wait and see how Bitcoin performs; that's the key.

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NftRegretMachine

· 01-07 01:08

This wave is really just a false alarm, luckily it wasn't cut by MSCI Wait, can this also be considered recognition? I think it's just that they haven't found an excuse to dismiss it yet MSTR is too dependent on BTC's mood; if Bitcoin is unhappy, we all have to suffer Let's just put it on hold for now; anyway, how things will develop later is still uncertain In the end, it still depends on when the regulators will throw a new curveball; we can't sit still It's just a delay, which doesn't really solve any problems If the market truly shifts towards this, MSTR's holdings will be the first to be affected; I'm a bit worried Short-term relief means smiling and welcoming? Wake up, everyone, this won't change the overall trend at all

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ArbitrageBot

· 01-07 01:08

Uh... a delay doesn't mean forever. This round is just a tactic of procrastination, don't get too excited. MSTR is indeed a big player, but institutional attitudes are changing very quickly. Who knows when they'll do something again next time. Anyway, I think if Bitcoin can't go up, we'll still face losses later on. This is the routine of institutions: first slow down to let you relax your guard. In the long run, we still need to keep an eye on regulatory actions. The current calm is just the calm before the storm.

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LightningAllInHero

· 01-07 01:07

Postponing the removal? Uh... this is just dragging out time, the real test is still ahead. MSTR has stabilized this round, but it feels like institutions are still on the sidelines... If Bitcoin drops, everything else is pointless. Short-term positive is positive, but I'm just worried that next month there might be another surprise, and then the market will explode again. Honestly, MSCI's attitude has been inconsistent, which shows that institutions are also uncertain. Otherwise, why bother with all this fuss? It's good enough to catch a breath now. Let's enjoy this wave of calm first and wait to see if there will be a reversal by the end of January.

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LeekCutter

· 01-07 01:03

Uh, it's delayed again. Repeatedly messing around like this is almost making my mentality break down. Let's take a breather first, but I still feel it's just treating the symptoms and not the root cause. MSTR is really a market barometer; whatever it does, the entire sector trembles along. Ultimately, it still depends on whether BTC can perform well or not. Regulatory pressure is hanging over us.

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DegenWhisperer

· 01-07 00:53

Alright, at least I don't have to watch MSTR plunge every day anymore. Relief. By the way, if this thing is really eliminated, that would be a joke. The institutions are well aware of it. Wait, what if regulation tightens later? It still feels a bit uncertain. But to be fair, this wave does indicate something—people still want Bitcoin assets. Short-term relief? Brother, I only look at ups and downs; everything else is useless. Saylor must feel so secure inside; MSTR is alive for now.

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