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Strategy confirms MSCI should measure markets, not dictate corporate assets
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Strategy MSTR $ 93.05 has pushed back against MSCI’s proposed methodology for identifying “non-operating companies,” which could result in the largest bitcoin treasury company being removed from the index provider’s global equity indexes.
Key facts
- MSTR is lower by 4.3% on Friday as bitcoin dips to $62,600
- The response follows Strategy’s formal objection in December 2025 to MSCI’s previous proposal, which would have excluded companies whose digital assets represented at least 50% of total assets
- Strategy MSTR $ 93.05 has pushed back against MSCI’s proposed methodology for identifying “non-operating companies,” which could result in the largest bitcoin treasury company being removed
- MSCI’s proposal puts it out of step with regulators, markets, and its own customers
Summary
Strategy criticized MSCI’s proposed “non-operating company” rules, which could exclude it from the index provider’s global equity indexes. The company said the new proposal repeats the problems of MSCI’s earlier digital asset-specific plan and unfairly penalizes companies for holding bitcoin. Strategy said on X, “Digital assets are assets. “MSCI’s proposal puts it out of step with regulators, markets, and its own customers. The latest consultation replaces an earlier proposal focused specifically on companies with significant digital asset holdings.