2026-01-12 02:26:23

MSCI's latest stance is worth paying attention to — this global index giant is not ruling out including digital asset treasury companies in its index system. This signal is quite interesting, reflecting a subtle shift in attitude among traditional financial index providers towards the crypto ecosystem. As more institutions deploy digital assets, organizations like MSCI, which hold the investment barometer, are beginning to reassess this field. Although there is no clear timeline yet, this open attitude itself indicates that the compliance space for the digital asset treasury track is expanding, and it also signals that the pace of integration between the cryptocurrency ecosystem and traditional finance is accelerating.

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BridgeNomad

· 01-12 02:53

nah tbh msci's just hedging their bets... seen too many "we're looking into it" statements before the rug pull. trust assumptions matter here — what's their actual risk framework for crypto treasuries? slippage on institutional adoption is real, fr

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AirdropJunkie

· 01-12 02:51

I didn't wait for a clear timetable, but the change in attitude itself already indicates the issue—traditional financial giants are finally starting to take our circle seriously.

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bridge_anxiety

· 01-12 02:46

Brothers finally start to pay attention to us, MSCI's move is indeed quite interesting --- Wait, is this open attitude behind it another attempt to cut the leeks? --- Hey, I told you, traditional finance will eventually have to bow to reality, and crypto is bound to be the next big trend --- Sounds good, but don't get too excited too early, maybe they haven't decided yet --- Is the financial treasury track finally going to break out? I feel like it's still more noise than action --- The real thing is the expansion of the compliance space; inclusion in the index is just riding the wave --- This kind of signal is enough, there will definitely be more actions later, waiting for the next step

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FalseProfitProphet

· 01-12 02:44

This is the real turning point. An institution of MSCI's size has finally loosened up, indicating that mainstream finance is truly re-evaluating the crypto sector.

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ShitcoinArbitrageur

· 01-12 02:40

Oh my god, MSCI, are they about to loosen up? It’s about time, I’ve been waiting so long I’ve run out of patience. --- But still, we need to be cautious. These institutions love to throw smoke screens; don’t fall for the tricks. --- The finance sector is definitely the trend, but the compliance hurdle still needs to be slowly overcome. --- Haha, now traditional finance can’t hold on either. Everyone will have to get on board gradually. --- Sounds nice, but I think we should wait until it’s truly included in the index. Don’t get too excited too early. --- Whoa, is this about to open up? Does that mean my holdings are about to take off? --- The word “integration” is used well, but ultimately, traditional finance still calls the shots. --- If MSCI’s move is implemented, the entire ecosystem will have to be reshuffled. --- Wait, is this another case of good news followed by a drop? I’m feeling a bit nervous. --- Gradual reform is good; it’s more stable than aggressive policies.

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TokenSleuth

· 01-12 02:39

Hmm... MSCI's move is essentially paving the way for traditional finance. Don't be fooled by the lack of a timetable; this attitude shift alone speaks volumes. --- Wait, does this mean those big institutions hoarding Bitcoin are laughing? --- Expanding the compliance space sounds good, but I still feel cautious about getting chopped up by the market... --- Haha, traditional finance is finally going to lower its head and be obedient? The crypto train is getting more and more stable. --- Basically, it's just that money is smelling the opportunity. For big players like MSCI to pretend they can't see it would be too awkward. --- Not ruling out anything... With such a cautious tone, it seems like true inclusion will have to wait a while. --- Integration is integration, but what about the risks? Who can guarantee this isn't just a prelude to a big chop? --- Now that's good, the concept stocks of compliance should take off... Waiting for the next wave of hype.

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OnChainDetective

· 01-12 02:30

honestly, "暂不排除" is just corporate-speak for "we're watching the wallet flows before committing." checked the transaction patterns on MSCI's recent moves—nothing screams conviction here, more like hedging their bets while legacy finance figures out which way the wind's blowing. classic institutional behavior, tbh.

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