Bitcoin News Update: Is MicroStrategy Considered a Technology Company or a Bitcoin Investment Vehicle? Saylor Responds Before MSCI Decision
- MicroStrategy CEO Michael Saylor defends the firm's Bitcoin-centric model amid MSCI index exclusion risks, emphasizing its $500M software business and active financial engineering. - JPMorgan warns delisting could trigger $8.8B passive outflows, citing 57% of Strategy's $59B market cap tied to index-tracking vehicles vulnerable to mechanical selling. - MSCI's review of crypto-heavy firms (holding >50% digital assets) threatens to reclassify Strategy as an investment fund, increasing borrowing costs and d
Michael Saylor, CEO of MicroStrategy (MSTR), has strongly defended the company’s approach as worries mount that it could be removed from prominent stock indices such as the
The possible removal is linked to MSCI’s ongoing evaluation of whether firms with substantial digital asset holdings—specifically those where such assets make up more than half of total assets—should continue to be included in standard equity benchmarks
Saylor pointed to the company’s proactive financial strategies,
The MSCI consultation, which is set to close on January 15, 2026, has already affected investor sentiment.
Despite these challenges, Saylor remains optimistic about Bitcoin,
The result of MSCI’s review will have significant consequences for the broader crypto industry. Strategy’s presence in major indices has long served as a gateway for institutional capital to enter Bitcoin,
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