MSCI Decision Moves Michael Saylor’s Strategy Toward Index Exit
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MSCI’s rule change threatening to eject a Bitcoin-heavy strategy from major indices is a reminder that benchmark governance can rewrite capital flows overnight. If your treasury, ETF exposure, or investor base leans on index inclusion, model policy risk as a first-order variable, not a footnote.
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