#MSCI未排除数字资产财库企业纳入范围 The crypto market has become part of my daily routine. I check market trends and price movements every day, which helps me stay updated on mainstream coins like $BTC, $ETH, and $BNB, and also improve my English skills—after all, overseas news is everywhere. The best part is, I’ve met like-minded partners in this ecosystem; we discuss on-chain opportunities and analyze market cycles. It’s more interesting when we have different viewpoints. Life has definitely become more energized.



Recently, MSCI’s attitude towards digital asset treasury companies has been loosening, and such developments are crucial for the institutionalization process of the entire ecosystem. It’s worth paying attention to the upcoming developments.
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GasFeeCriervip
· 01-16 02:28
If MSCI's move truly materializes, institutional bottom-fishing won't be far off, so keep a close eye on it.

Honestly, the inclusion of treasury companies in the index is a bit far-fetched; it seems more like a regulatory test.

I'm refreshing the trend every day, my mind's a bit numb haha, but it's really satisfying to see increased institutional recognition.

Treasury companies being included in MSCI? It depends on how the big players coordinate; otherwise, it's just a positive signal.

Speaking of this wave of institutionalization, it feels like mainly testing the policy bottom line. Truly large-scale participation will have to wait a bit longer.

The compliance window opens, retail investors will be harvested again, same old套路.

The news of MSCI softening its stance used to be a big positive, but now it feels a bit numb; it seems the retail investors have learned to be smarter.

Treasury companies are definitely worth watching, but I’m more interested in what the exchanges will do—that’s real money.
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MetaLord420vip
· 01-16 01:57
A few years ago, if you had said that cryptocurrencies would be included in MSCI, I would have believed it and considered myself defeated. Now, it’s really looking promising.

As for institutional entry, it feels like only a matter of time. Anyway, I’m not in a hurry.

MSCI’s attitude shift is indeed a signal, but don’t just stare at the index. Real profits still come from on-chain activities.

People who constantly check crypto prices are ultimately just retail investors; you still need to research the projects themselves.

This recent news about the Treasury Department feels a bit exaggerated. The big funds have already entered long ago.

After discussing macro topics for years, it’s finally the turn for regulatory approval. It’s quite interesting.
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GasFeeBeggarvip
· 01-15 04:38
MSCI's recent concession suggests that institutions are also starting to seriously consider cryptocurrencies. It’s only a matter of time before they start entering the market.

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Watching market trends and learning English every day—this lifestyle is truly addictive, haha.

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Will digital asset treasury be included in the MSCI index? If that really happens, how much institutional capital will flood in?

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The moment we talk about on-chain opportunities, I realize what it means to share the same vision. The group of people in the forum are truly exceptional.

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What does MSCI’s attitude shift indicate? It shows that mainstream finance is beginning to pay attention.

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Daily order brushing, learning English, discussing market trends—that’s what a fulfilling daily routine looks like.

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The institutionalization process is accelerating. It seems the retail investors’ bonus period is really getting shorter.
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staking_grampsvip
· 01-13 03:00
MSCI's recent attitude shift is truly significant; the inclusion of the Treasury Company is just around the corner.

As the institutionalization process accelerates, retail investors' say will have to give way a bit.

Every day, the market trends of BTC and ETH are hitting my face, but I just can't stop refreshing.

If MSCI really includes digital asset companies this time, how much FOMO will institutional funds have?

Honestly, compared to the market itself, finding like-minded partners in the community is the biggest gain in crypto.

MSCI has loosened, so next should be more traditional indices.

Every day, I have to go bald from reading overseas news, but few can truly grasp the rhythm.

If the Treasury concept takes off this time, I need to lay some groundwork in advance.

Institutional entry is inevitable; it all depends on how fast it happens.
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FalseProfitProphetvip
· 01-13 02:54
MSCI's move this time is actually a bit late; it should have been like this earlier. Institutional recognition is like a booster shot.
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WealthCoffeevip
· 01-13 02:52
MSCI's change in attitude is indeed interesting, but is institutional entry really a good thing?

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I also play the daily market watch and English learning routine, but recently it's getting more intense.

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Inclusion of corporate treasury into the index? Hold on, could this be another new way to cut the leeks?

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Ecological institutionalization sounds high-end, but in reality, it's just big funds coming in to scoop the bottom.

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On-chain discussions are indeed interesting, but I'm worried it all turns into a capital pool topic.

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I hold BTC, ETH, and BNB, but I need to observe MSCI's moves.

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The institutionalization process sounds good, but it depends on whether they will wipe out retail investors.

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I agree that finding like-minded people is great, but just don't get caught in a trap.

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MSCI loosening up is definitely worth paying attention to, but don't be fooled.
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