🚨 WHAT’S HAPPENING WITH MICROSTRATEGY (MSTR)?

🔸 MSCI — one of the world’s largest index providers — is considering removing companies whose Bitcoin holdings exceed 50% of total assets.

🔸 MicroStrategy (MSTR) falls into this category because its Bitcoin stack is now larger than its traditional software business assets.

🔸 If removed from the index, funds tracking MSCI would be forced to sell MSTR shares.

🔸 JPMorgan estimates the forced sell-off could reach at least $2.8B, and potentially up to $8.8B if other index providers follow.

🔸 This could put downward pressure on MSTR stock and make future capital-raising more difficult.

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🔥 MICHAEL SAYLOR RESPONDS: “MICROSTRATEGY IS NOT A BITCOIN FUND.”

🔸 Saylor emphasized that MicroStrategy is not an ETF, not a passive Bitcoin trust — it’s a software company with a Bitcoin-based financial strategy.

🔸 This year, MSTR issued five types of Bitcoin-backed securities and debt instruments:

$STRK, $STRF, $STRD, $STRC, $STRE

🔸 They also launched Stretch ($STRC) — a Bitcoin-backed credit product that pays monthly interest in USD.

🔸 Saylor insists: No passive fund can do what MicroStrategy is doing.

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