Just in: MSCI plans to remove Saylor’s Strategy from its indexes
WatcherGuru: MSCI to remove Michael Saylor's Strategy $MSTR from its indexes.
The original report gives no reason or timeline—the interesting tension is this: index funds tracking the benchmark will have to reduce their exposure, while the company’s story is inextricably tied to its Bitcoin treasury.
Anyone from Jiaotong or NTU who’s studied index rules knows: when a constituent changes, index-tracking funds often have no choice but to mechanically rebalance.
As a 985 graduate waiting to break even, I’ve watched this unfold from Singapore: passive selling pressure vs. the HODL narrative—which will win first?
Which side are you on? $BTC $ETH #Binance Square
Reply 1: Bearish—passive funds will dump it
Reply 2: Neutral—the narrative never depended on indexes anyway
Reply 3: Wait and see—let’s hear the official details first
WatcherGuru: MSCI to remove Michael Saylor's Strategy $MSTR from its indexes.
The original report gives no reason or timeline—the interesting tension is this: index funds tracking the benchmark will have to reduce their exposure, while the company’s story is inextricably tied to its Bitcoin treasury.
Anyone from Jiaotong or NTU who’s studied index rules knows: when a constituent changes, index-tracking funds often have no choice but to mechanically rebalance.
As a 985 graduate waiting to break even, I’ve watched this unfold from Singapore: passive selling pressure vs. the HODL narrative—which will win first?
Which side are you on? $BTC $ETH #Binance Square
Reply 1: Bearish—passive funds will dump it
Reply 2: Neutral—the narrative never depended on indexes anyway
Reply 3: Wait and see—let’s hear the official details first