Strive, holding the fifth-largest Bitcoin treasury, opposes MSCI's proposal to exclude crypto treasuries from its global index. Strive argues that companies like Strategy, which use Bitcoin reserves to back digital credit products and generate regular dividends, should be considered "operating companies" rather than passive holders of assets. They urge MSCI to clearly define what constitutes "operating assets" and to provide a pathway for companies to qualify under future rules. MSCI will finalize its decision by mid-October, which could significantly impact crypto treasury inclusion in the index.
The story about Strive challenging MSCI's proposal to exclude Bitcoin treasuries comes amid a mixed market for major cryptocurrencies on Pluang. For readers following cryptocurrency trends, here is Pluang's market snapshot as of Sep 27, 2026 08:21 WIB: out of 50 major cryptocurrencies, 21 rose and 28 fell. Notable movers include SXP (Solar) down 46.27% at Rp37, BAL (Balancer) up 11.14% at Rp16.297, and FIL (Filecoin) up 8.87% at Rp20.262 with a Pluang order activity of 89% Sell and 11% Buy.
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