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    Bitcoin Coalition Pushes Back At MSCI’s Bitcoin Exclusion

    By December 9, 2025No Comments3 Mins Read
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    Bitcoin For Firms (BFC), in coordination with its member firms, formally challenged MSCI’s proposed rule to exclude firms from the MSCI International Investable Market Indexes if digital property characterize 50% or extra of complete property. 

    The rule would apply to firms whose main enterprise is assessed as digital-asset treasury exercise.

    BFC argues the proposal misclassifies working firms by prioritizing balance-sheet holdings over precise enterprise operations.

    “MSCI has lengthy outlined firms by what they do, not by what they maintain. This proposal abandons that precept for a single asset class,” stated George Mekhail, managing director of BFC. “A shareholder-approved treasury determination shouldn’t override that actuality.”

    The coalition recognized three structural points with the proposal. First, it redefines main enterprise based mostly on asset composition moderately than revenue-generating operations. Second, it singles out digital property whereas different asset courses face no comparable therapy. 

    Third, it ties index inclusion to risky market costs, creating unpredictable membership modifications.

    BFC warned that the proposal may result in passive fund outflows, greater capital prices, and elevated volatility for firms, all unrelated to operational efficiency. 

    The group urged MSCI to withdraw the brink, keep an operations-based classification, guarantee asset-class neutrality, and interact with market contributors on a business-aligned framework.

    1/ JUST IN: @BitcoinForCorps (BFC) is formally calling on MSCI to withdraw its proposed 50% digital-asset exclusion rule.

    The proposal straight impacts how working firms are handled in international indexes.

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    — Bitcoin For Firms (@BitcoinForCorps) December 8, 2025