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MSCI officially confirms that it will continue to include listed companies related to Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies in its indices. This decision is highly significant—it directly eliminates the risk of index funds being forced to sell, and also alleviates concerns about large holdings by companies like MicroStrategy potentially facing forced liquidation. This also explains the massive $19 billion fluctuation on October 10. With the policy clarified, a major uncertainty in the market has dissipated, and institutional investors' confidence in holding cryptocurrencies has accordingly increased.
Wait, is MicroStrategy about to take off again?
Damn, institutional investors are gaining confidence, are retail investors going to chase the highs again?
Now, index funds no longer have to be forced to sell off, which is truly a positive development. But will it really lead to a rise?
All the anxiety in October is centered around this decision.
Honestly, MSCI's stance is more influential than the market itself.
Once this policy was announced, it felt like half of the market’s worries were alleviated.
Institutional investors have been reassured, but we still have to worry ourselves.
Why does it feel like this positive news isn’t as strong as expected?
No way, is MSCI subtly endorsing institutions?
With this decision, those who were short in October must be feeling pretty miserable.
This move by MSCI directly reassures institutional investors, no need to worry about forced liquidation anymore.
Those big players like MicroStrategy can now sleep peacefully.
Once policy certainty is established, uncertainty disappears, and market sentiment immediately changes.
It feels like a major positive development has been overlooked. Why isn't the discussion as intense as expected?
Institutions now have more confidence in holding their coins, and I'm a bit looking forward to what comes next.
Alright, now institutions are really confident to pour in money, the bottom is definitely confirmed.
Wait, what's going on with that 19 billion? Feels like someone got cut pretty badly.
With just one word from MSCI, a bunch of devilish trades instantly disappeared. Nice.
If this policy had come earlier, there wouldn't have been so much fuss. But it's not too late now.
Damn, finally stable. Index funds no longer have to be the scapegoats.
By the way, is this an announcement that institutions are about to enter the market in a big way? Feels like the market is about to change.
Wait, so the crazy fluctuation of $19 billion on the 10th was because of this? Told you so earlier.
Institutions can now rest assured, full of confidence. Is this good or bad for us retail investors?
Large players like MicroStrategy can finally sleep peacefully; the risk of reducing holdings is gone.
Once policies are confirmed, the market won't panic anymore. It shows that our previous anxieties were really unnecessary.
Inclusion in the index = mechanism confirmation. The status of crypto assets is truly rising.
Now institutional investors should start pouring money in, if all goes as expected.