MSCI Index Review Outcome: Digital Assets Remain in Focus



MSCI has wrapped up its comprehensive review of DAT index methodology and made a significant call—digital asset holdings and related positions, including those from major players like MicroStrategy, will not face exclusion from the index framework.

This decision reflects the growing legitimacy of digital assets in mainstream financial indices. Rather than tightening restrictions, MSCI's stance suggests that DAT exposure through established market participants is now viewed as a standard component of modern portfolio construction.

The implications are substantial. By keeping DAT-related securities within index eligibility, MSCI enables passive funds and ETF providers to maintain positions without tracking methodology adjustments. This opens the door for continued institutional participation in the DAT space through traditional investment vehicles.

For traders and investors monitoring index composition, this signals that digital asset correlation and exposure are increasingly embedded in global equity benchmarks—a vote of confidence in the sector's maturation and regulatory acceptance.
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CrossChainBreathervip
· 01-07 00:52
Now it's stable. MSCI won't exclude digital assets, and institutions can continue to enjoy this opportunity.
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CexIsBadvip
· 01-07 00:45
It seems MSCI has finally figured it out; it’s not out of the question that digital assets have to be handled this way... MicroStrategy is in a stable position this time.
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TopBuyerBottomSellervip
· 01-07 00:44
Wow, MSCI's move is a recognition, and digital assets can finally breathe a sigh of relief. Basically, institutions no longer have to sneak around; they can openly get on board. MicroStrategy is in a stable position now; they bet correctly a long time ago. Passive funds will also have to obediently allocate digital asset exposure... Has regulation really shifted? If MSCI is doing this, who else dares to say digital assets are illegal? Ultimately, it still depends on big institutions setting the tone. Legally holding digital assets, this time truly feels different.
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NftRegretMachinevip
· 01-07 00:43
NGL, this result was actually predictable long ago. MSCI isn't stupid; kicking out digital assets would only cause greater losses.
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PoolJumpervip
· 01-07 00:31
Damn, MSCI has really given a formal recognition to digital assets this time. Major players like MicroStrategy can finally rest easy and enjoy the gains. By the way, this also means passive funds will have to follow suit. The compliance path is becoming increasingly broad. Wait, are indices starting to embrace DAT? That indicates mainstream finance has truly turned back. Do institutions still dare to short? Hahaha. It feels like this signal is stronger than any positive news, directly legitimizing digital assets. But on the other hand, the loosening of the index framework is a good thing. Could there be another wave of cutting leeks... Forget it, since passive funds have to follow the allocation, this is a stable situation.
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