In October, MSCI threatened to remove companies holding Bitcoin from its indices, sparking fears of forced sales and demand freezes. This led to a 31% drop in Bitcoin's price, causing market panic and uncertainty over the following three months. However, from January 1 to 5, Bitcoin's price surged unexpectedly without any major news, suggesting insider knowledge.
On January 5, Morgan Stanley filed for an ETF covering Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana. The following day, MSCI reversed its decision, opting not to exclude these firms from its indices. This sequence of events has raised questions about the timing and potential connections between these developments.
MSCI Reverses Decision on BTC-Holding Firms Amid Market Volatility
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