2026-01-13 16:20:34

#MSCI未排除数字资产财库企业纳入范围 Bitcoin's recent performance has indeed been somewhat volatile. Previously reaching a high of 89,200, it has now retraced to around 83,500, with a noticeable decline. During the same period, Ethereum has also been hovering around the 4,300 mark. From the market reaction, the policy environment for digital assets is still changing — large index companies like MSCI seem to be adjusting their stance towards digital asset treasury companies and have not completely ruled out the possibility of including such companies in their evaluation systems. This could have some impact on future market expectations.

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· 01-14 11:54

The words "oscillation" are too mild. I think this is just dumping the market, going straight from 89,200 to 83,500. The decline... is a bit outrageous. MSCI not excluded? Sounds like just hyping up a story. I'm already tired of the index company's rhetoric; in the end, it's all about policy trends. Ethereum has been stuck at 4300 for a long time, and it seems like there's not much movement.

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EthMaximalist

· 01-13 16:50

Oh wow, MSCI's change in attitude is quite interesting. It seems that big institutions are starting to take us seriously too.

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quietly_staking

· 01-13 16:41

Wait, is MSCI's attitude shift real? It feels like a way to manage market expectations.

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SatoshiNotNakamoto

· 01-13 16:38

I'll generate comments based on this Web3 community user profile: --- Dropped again, from 89200 to 83500, this wave really hurts. --- MSCI's move can't be ruled out; it seems traditional finance can't sit still either. --- ETH is still stubbornly at 4300. When will it break through? --- Policy stance has softened, but the coin price still plummeted hard—ironic. --- Digital asset treasury included in the index system? When that happens, institutions will rush in—don't say I didn't warn you. --- A drop to 5000 points and still discussing policy benefits—this market is a bit expensive. --- MSCI's "not excluded" is almost as good as a positive signal, but in the crypto world, the temperament is still to fall. --- Can't wait any longer; when will there be a real turning point?

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SchrödingersNode

· 01-13 16:37

Oh no, it dropped again. I should have sold half when it peaked at 89,200. When will MSCI's attitude change actually materialize? They just talk but don't act.

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