Michael Saylor’s Technique is working to maintain its MSTR inventory included within the MSCI World Index, because the index supplier considers eradicating firms with giant bitcoin treasuries.
Technique’s efforts to remain in MSCI
After becoming a member of the MSCI World Index in Could 2024, Technique’s MSTR inventory now faces a possible exclusion following consultations on digital asset treasury (DAT) firms.
Saylor addressed the scenario, stating:
“We’re participating in that course of.”
He additionally questioned JPMorgan’s estimate that removing from the MSCI may result in $2.8 billion in outflows.
Background on MSCI World index
The MSCI World Index tracks over 1,300 giant and mid-cap corporations throughout 23 developed markets, together with tech leaders like Nvidia and Apple.
Technique entered the index three years after adopting its bitcoin DAT technique, by which period it had collected 214,000 BTC.
As of 2025, the agency’s bitcoin holdings have grown to a symbolic 650,000 BTC, although its 2025 targets have been decreased amid declining costs.
DAT sector faces volatility
The DAT sector, which additionally consists of corporations like Japan’s Metaplanet, noticed a surge in July 2025, however has since struggled with inventory value declines.
By October, Metaplanet’s enterprise worth fell under its bitcoin holdings, highlighting sector-wide challenges.
Saylor addressed the volatility of DAT equities, noting:
“If Bitcoin falls 30%, 40% then the fairness goes to fall extra, as a result of the fairness is constructed to fall.”
Technique adapts amid market modifications
This week, Technique launched a $1.44 billion USD reserve to assist dividend funds and handle debt.
Regardless of the bitcoin value dropping under $90,000, the corporate continues to build up bitcoin, even because it lowers its key 2025 efficiency targets.