MSCI Kills Bitcoin ‘Infinite Money Loop’! 9 Billion Dollars at Risk

What if an "infinite money glitch" in the financial markets suddenly vanished, leaving billions on the table and fundamentally altering your investment landscape? Investors recently cheered as MSCI Inc. narrowly averted a catastrophic forced sell-off of crypto-linked equities, sparing firms like Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) from index expulsion. This initial relief, which dodged a potential $3 billion to $9 billion market freefall, sent Strategy's stock soaring. However, a hidden clause in MSCI’s decision has effectively *dismantled* what many considered an "infinite money loop" for these companies. MSCI has quietly frozen the share counts for "Digital Asset Treasury Companies," severing the vital link between new stock issuance and the guaranteed, price-insensitive demand from passive index funds. This means the automatic buying pressure that once absorbed billions in dilution – essentially a perpetual money machine – is now gone. Market analysts warn this "lost bid" forces companies like Strategy to find private buyers or offer discounts, making aggressive Bitcoin accumulation far more difficult and risky. In a surprising turn, this move significantly empowers US spot Bitcoin ETFs, potentially redirecting vast capital away from corporate equities and into these traditional, fee-bearing products. This financial earthquake transforms the competitive landscape, demanding investors understand where the future money flows. Subscribe to our channel to navigate these critical market changes!

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