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MSCI, the maker of global equity benchmarks, finalized a rule on 30 Nov 2026 that classifies companies dominated by a single asset as “non‑operating” and excludes them from its Global Investable Market Indexes. The rule triggers listing removal for such firms, potentially affecting MicroStrategy (MSTR) and other Bitcoin‑heavy entities. Strategy opposes the decision and Michael Saylor has called it “discriminatory.” MSCI’s new criteria also drop Bitcoin from its indexes. Analysts estimate that a removal could trigger around $2.8 billion in passive selling of MSTR shares. MSCI’s new benchmark rules could affect Strategy. MSCI excludes Bitcoin as permanent MSCI approved rules on October 15, 2026 targeting companies that behave more like investment vehicles, affecting Strategy Sam Callahan comments on MSCI’s exclusion regarding Bitcoin MSCI finalized a rule treating Strategy as a non‑operating company ineligible for its Global Investable Market Indexes. Michael Saylor urged MSCI to drop its discriminatory rule.· Entity summary generated by Graphiti

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  1. MSCIFINALIZES RULE FORMSCI Global Investable Market Indexes

    MSCI finalized a rule treating non‑operating companies as ineligible for its Global Investable Market Indexes

  2. Morgan StanleyIMPLEMENTS PROPOSALMSCI

    Morgan Stanley Capital International will implement the proposal to define and classify non‑operating companies as ineligible for inclusion in the MSCI Global Investable Market Indexes.

    Current1 sourceMorgan Stanley
  3. StrategySUBJECT TOMSCI

    Strategy SUBJECT_TO MSCI rule treating non-operating companies as ineligible for its Global Investable Market Indexes from close of November 30

    Current1 sourceStrategy
  4. Michael SaylorURGED TO DROP RULEMSCI

    Michael Saylor urged MSCI to drop its discriminatory rule.

    Current1 sourceMichael Saylor
  5. MSCIEXCLUDESBitcoin

    MSCI excludes Bitcoin as permanent

    Current1 sourceBitcoin
  6. Sam CallahanCOMMENT ONMSCI

    Sam Callahan comments on MSCI’s exclusion regarding Bitcoin

    Current1 sourceSam Callahan
  7. MSCIAFFECTSStrategy

    MSCI’s new benchmark rules could affect Strategy.

    Current1 sourceStrategy
  8. Jeff ParkDISCUSSEDMSCI

    Jeff Park discusses MSCI in the context of Bitcoin preferred securities

    Current1 sourceJeff Park
  9. MSCIEXCLUDESBitcoin

    MSCI excludes Bitcoin from its index

    Ended 2026-10-201 sourceBitcoin
  10. MSCITHREATEN EXCLUSION OFMicroStrategy

    MSCI’s new index eligibility criteria threaten to exclude MicroStrategy from global benchmarks

    Current1 sourceMicroStrategy
  11. MSCIPLACED ON WATCHLISTMetaplex

    MSCI placed Yellow Cake on a proposed watchlist

    Current1 sourceMetaplex
  12. MSCIPLACED ON WATCHLISTSharplink, Inc

    MSCI placed SharpLink on a proposed watchlist

    Current1 sourceSharplink, Inc
  13. MSCIPLACED ON WATCHLISTStrategy

    MSCI placed Strategy on a proposed watchlist

    Current1 sourceStrategy
  14. MSCIPLACED ON WATCHLISTMetaplanet

    MSCI placed Japan's Metaplanet on a proposed watchlist

    Current1 sourceMetaplanet
  15. MSCIEXCLUDES FROMKeen Games’ Enshrouded

    New methodology excludes companies classified as non-operating businesses from its Global Investable Market Indexes

  16. MSCIIDENTIFIED FOR DELETIONMetaplex

    MSCI had already identified Yellow Cake for potential deletion

    Current1 sourceMetaplex
  17. MSCIADOPTSKeen Games’ Enshrouded

    MSCI announced it would adopt a new methodology excluding companies classified as non-operating businesses from its Global Investable Market Indexes

  18. JPMorganESTIMATEDMSCI

    JPMorgan analysts estimated that MSCI removal could trigger $2.8 billion in passive selling of MSTR shares

    Current1 sourceJPMorgan
  19. MSCIIDENTIFIED FOR DELETIONStrategy

    MSCI had already identified Strategy for potential deletion in an August simulation

    Current1 sourceStrategy
  20. MSCIANALYST FORIndex Ventures

    Kim Sung-geun is an analyst for Mirae Asset Securities

    Current1 sourceIndex Ventures
  21. MSCIPOTENTIAL EXCLUSION OFSupermicro

    MSCI identified Yellow Cake as a potential exclusion from its indexes

    Current1 sourceSupermicro
  22. MSCIPOTENTIAL EXCLUSION OFMetaplanet

    MSCI identified Metaplanet as a potential exclusion from its indexes

    Current2 sourcesMetaplanet
  23. MSCICREATED INDEXMSCI World

    MSCI creates the MSCI World index

    Current1 sourceMSCI World
  24. MSCIPOTENTIAL EXCLUSION OFTon Strategy Company

    MSCI identified SharpLink as a potential exclusion from its indexes

    Current1 sourceTon Strategy Company
  25. StrategyOPPOSESMSCI

    Strategy opposes MSCI’s proposal to remove it from MSCI indexes

    Ended 2026-11-301 sourceStrategy
  26. MSCICREATED INDEXMSCI Emerging Markets

    MSCI creates the MSCI Emerging Markets index

    Current1 sourceMSCI Emerging Markets
  27. MSCIEXCLUDESSharplink, Inc

    MSCI excludes SharpLink from its index rules

    Ended 2026-10-161 sourceSharplink, Inc
  28. MSCIWILL REMOVEStrategy

    MSCI will remove Strategy from its global indexes under the new index exclusion rules.

    Ended 2026-10-163 sourcesStrategy
  29. MSCIWILL REMOVEMetaplanet

    MSCI will remove Metaplanet from its global indexes under the new index exclusion rules.

    Ended 2026-10-172 sourcesMetaplanet
  30. MSCIWILL REMOVEUpexi

    MSCI will remove Upexi from its global indexes under the new index exclusion rules.

    Current1 sourceUpexi
  31. MSCIAPPROVED RULES TARGETINGStrategy

    MSCI approved rules on October 15, 2026 targeting companies that behave more like investment vehicles, affecting Strategy

    Ended 2026-10-2077 sourcesStrategy
  32. MSCIDEEMED INELIGIBLE FORStrategy

    MSCI finalized a rule treating Strategy as a non‑operating company ineligible for its Global Investable Market Indexes.

    Current1 sourceStrategy
  33. Michael SaylorCRITICIZESMSCI

    Michael Saylor called the MSCI rule discriminatory

    Current1 sourceMichael Saylor

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