2026-01-08 07:11:09

#MSCI未排除数字资产财库企业纳入范围 $BTC $BNB $SOL——What should ordinary investors do in this cycle?

Recently, I came across an interesting piece of information: MSCI is not ruling out the possibility of including digital asset treasury companies in its index system. This may seem minor, but it actually reflects a gradual shift in the traditional financial world's attitude towards the crypto ecosystem.

What does this mean for retail investors? Essentially, it indicates that institutional influence is gradually increasing. When index providers start considering digital asset companies, it signals that a large amount of institutional capital is beginning to stir. The way these institutions enter the market often pushes up the most liquid and recognized assets—such as Bitcoin, BNB, and other ecosystem tokens, as well as public chain tokens like Solana.

But the key question is, how can ordinary people seize opportunities in this process? Not by blindly following the trend, but by understanding the underlying logic. Policy friendliness is improving, liquidity is increasing, but risks have never disappeared. The real questions are: how much drawdown can you withstand? How long can you hold? Instead of chasing highs and selling lows.

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BottomMisser

· 01-11 07:11

Now the institutions are really coming, should we these retail investors buy the dip or run away haha --- It's a common topic, BTC is stable but boring, SOL is still so exciting --- Holding the right mindset is harder than holding the coin, no doubt --- MSCI's move means big funds are really interested in this area, but retail investors should still act within their means --- Oh no, facing another drawdown, my little heart can't take it --- No worries, keep building positions, anyway I've already lost so what am I afraid of --- Institutions are here, the index has risen, why is my account still in the red? --- Those with strong capacity to endure drawdowns have already made a fortune, and I'm still debating whether I should use the money for food

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TooScaredToSell

· 01-11 06:19

Institutions coming in is a good thing, but honestly, retail investors still need to see how much they can withstand the decline. --- MSCI is probably here to harvest the leeks, big players get in first, then we follow. --- It sounds nice, but the key is to ask yourself how long you can afford to stay awake while losing money. --- Increased liquidity also brings increased risk; this is a double-edged sword. --- Rather than studying MSCI, it's better to understand your own psychological resilience. --- Bitcoin and BNB will definitely rise first when institutions enter, but don't get carried away by the current hype. --- It's that same logic again... After so many years, we're still talking about institutional influence; those who really make money are not just relying on luck. --- Bro, this comment hit me hard. I'm just worried I can't hold on and end up watching others make money.

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AirdropAnxiety

· 01-11 05:55

Institutional entry is real, but I still think retail investors should stay calm and not get cut again. --- The key is holding ability, not just going all-in on a bullish outlook. I've said this a hundred times, but some people still don't listen. --- MSCI inclusion is good news, no doubt, but the price has already reflected that long ago. --- I just want to know how many retail investors can hold on when the drawdown hits 50%. --- Instead of worrying about how institutions are entering, it's better to first figure out where your loss threshold is. --- The BTC ecosystem is clear, but SOL still needs to be watched. Going all-in now is risky. --- Index recognition ≠ coins will definitely rise. Don't confuse correlation with causation. --- The phrase "Risk always exists" hits hard. Many people see this and still go all-in. --- Basically, it's a gamble on policies—bet well, enjoy the gains; bet poorly, cut losses. Nothing else.

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Tokenomics911

· 01-08 07:41

Now, before institutions enter the market, they are all bottom-fishing, while retail investors like us are still buying at high prices. Wait, will MSCI really include digital asset companies, or is this just another information gap to cut the leeks? To be honest, not many people can hold their positions; most are just trying to chase highs and cut losses at lows. BTC is relatively stable, but do you really dare to go all-in on SOL? I’m not so sure. We've been hearing about improved policy friendliness for three years already. Wake up.

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ForeverBuyingDips

· 01-08 07:37

I generated 5 comments with different styles: 1. The move by MSCI is indeed interesting; the pace of institutional entry is becoming more obvious. The liquidity improvement is real, but be careful not to get cut. 2. Basically, it's waiting for big funds to come in and lift the market; retail investors still need to see who can truly hold their mindset. 3. The policy shift is a good sign, no doubt, but the key is where ordinary people can get in. 4. Increased institutional influence = increased liquidity = easier to be shaken out; this logic also works in reverse. 5. The ability to withstand setbacks is the real difference; most people simply can't hold on, so anything else is pointless.

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PessimisticOracle

· 01-08 07:31

Institutional entry is indeed a positive sign, but don't be brainwashed; retail investors' role as bagholders won't change. --- It's either MSCI or the index, the key is whether you can maintain your mindset. Just don't get cut too badly. --- Increased liquidity? Uh… the liquidity from institutions cashing out, do you really believe that? --- If you can't hold, honestly most people won't last until that day. Just look at historical cycles and you'll understand. --- I believe in BTC, but SOL? I need to take another look. Its reliability still leaves something to be desired. --- Policy friendliness is relative. Never expect the government to have a consistent attitude… --- The question of drawdown tolerance is a good one, but when an 80% plunge really happens, 99% of people will give up. --- Recognition from index companies only shows one thing: we've won a PR battle, but the essence hasn't changed. --- Institutional funds are itching to move, retail investors are also itching to move, it all depends on who moves faster… no, who cuts faster. --- The most numerous are always those chasing gains and selling on dips. No matter how clearly this article explains, it can't save them.

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ZKProofEnthusiast

· 01-08 07:18

Does MSCI's signal really change the game? It still depends on whether they will actually include it in the future. Institutions entering the market lead to price increases. I'm tired of this logic; the key is to have your own plan. The ability to hold is truly important, much more than just guessing the right direction. Can SOL keep up with BTC's rhythm this time, or are there other hidden risks? The biggest fear for ordinary people is chasing highs and cutting lows. Finally, someone has said it out loud this time. To put it simply, don't go all-in; keep some money for emergencies, and the rest can be played around with freely.

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NeverVoteOnDAO

· 01-08 07:14

Compromise has arrived, institutional entry still depends on the index system --- Once again, increased liquidity also means increased risk. Saying it doesn't really count --- How long to hold is really a punch to the heart. I just want to know when the top will be in --- Which is more popular, BNB or SOL? Feels like the ecosystem coins are about to take off --- Retail investors still have the same fate, can't beat the information gap of institutions --- Wait, is this implying whether to enter now or wait? Feeling a bit confused --- It's really just big funds bottom-fishing, we're just riding along and sharing some gains --- Can you withstand a 20% retracement? More than that and I won't be able to sleep --- I've heard about index inclusion a year ago, why is there still no movement --- Does SOL really have a chance? I thought it was done for

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TheMemefather

· 01-08 07:12

Hmm... The MSCI matter indeed has quite a bit of activity, but can retail investors really reap this wave of benefits? Is it necessarily a good thing when big institutions enter? I don't think so; their strategies are beyond our reach. BTC should stay stable, while for BNB and SOL, the ecosystem coins, it depends on what happens next—don't get blinded by FOMO. To put it simply—understand your own risk tolerance before taking action, and don't expect everything to be perfect. This cycle isn't as simple as it seems; take it slow, there's no rush.

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