Strategy Opposes MSCI Proposal, Claims Unfair Persecution
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Strategy has accused MSCI of discrimination over a proposal that could exclude companies whose treasury is on bitcoin from their indexes. Michael Saylor’s company talks about a second attack on crypto treasury and asks that the measure be withdrawn. The source of the pulse is a query launched by MSCI to define what is a ‘non-operational enterprise’ and to leave it out of its Global Investable Market Indexes, the indices used by many institutiona…
MSCI Faces Pushback from Strategy Over Bitcoin Company Exclusion
Strategy is not backing down. The Bitcoin treasury company has sent a direct letter to Morgan Stanley Capital International to… Read the original on Strategy Challenges MSCI’s Proposal to Exclude Bitcoin Companies, Calls It “Biased. For more crypto news and analysis, visit TheCurrencyAnalytics.com.
Strategy responded harshly to a MSCI proposal that could exclude companies considered non-operational from one of its major global indices. Bitcoin’s largest corporate holder, Bitcoin claims that the plan discriminates against digital asset firms and argues that its BTC business is part of its operations.
Strategy Accuses MSCI Of Discrimination In Proposal To Exclude Crypto Firms From Index
BitcoinWorld Strategy Accuses MSCI of Discrimination in Proposal to Exclude Crypto Firms from Index Business intelligence firm Strategy has formally opposed a proposal by index provider MSCI that could lead to the removal of cryptocurrency-focused companies from its widely tracked Global Investable Market Index. In a letter sent to MSCI, the company argued that the proposed changes are misleading, flawed, and discriminatory against digital asset…
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