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Total Engagement - Comments: 1, Retweets: 0, Likes: 4, Impressions: 143

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@eksTrades

MSCI previously backed away from its crypto-specific proposal to remove Digital Asset Treasury Companies from its indexes. Now it’s back with a broader review. Under the proposed rules, a company would become ineligible if it fails at least 4 of 5 financial screens. Based on its

The image is an MSCI slide titled "ACWI IMI Impact of the Methodology Proposal," showing that applying the new screen to the MSCI ACWI IMI Index as of May 2026 would result in three deletions—Stratasys (USA), Yellow Cake PLC (UK), and Metaplanet (Japan)—and place three companies on a new public watchlist: Center Laboratories (Taiwan), Lydia Holding (Türkiye), and Sharplink (USA).

The image directly illustrates the post's point: Metaplanet and Sharplink—the two Digital Asset Treasury (DAT) companies in the deletion/watchlist lists—demonstrate that MSCI's broader eligibility review, requiring failure of 4 of 5 financial screens, is now catching crypto treasury firms that the earlier crypto-specific proposal would have targeted.

AI visual note: The image is an MSCI slide titled "ACWI IMI Impact of the Methodology Proposal," showing that applying the new screen to the MSCI ACWI IMI Index as of May 2026 would result in three deletions—Stratasys (USA), Yellow Cake PLC (UK), and Metaplanet (Japan)—and place three companies on a new public watchlist: Center Laboratories (Taiwan), Lydia Holding (Türkiye), and Sharplink (USA). The image directly illustrates the post's point: Metaplanet and Sharplink—the two Digital Asset Treasury (DAT) companies in the deletion/watchlist lists—demonstrate that MSCI's broader eligibility review, requiring failure of 4 of 5 financial screens, is now catching crypto treasury firms that the earlier crypto-specific proposal would have targeted.

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