Michael Saylor responded to the possibility of being removed from MSCI: Some people are exaggerating; the market has already priced it in.

Michael Saylor dismissed JP Morgan's warning about MSTR potentially being removed from the MSCI index as "alarmist," stating the market has already priced in this possibility and any actual impact would be minimal. He clarified that MSCI's decisions are separate from other indices like Nasdaq and S&P 500. Saylor emphasized that digital assets are increasingly gaining acceptance and becoming an integral part of the mainstream financial system.

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In an interview with CoinDesk, Michael Saylor responded to JP Morgan's warning that $MSTR might be removed from the MSCI index, saying it was "a bit alarmist" and emphasizing that the market had already priced it in, and the actual outflow would have a smaller impact.

Saylor also mentioned that MSCI's decisions are not directly related to index allocators such as Nasdaq and S&P 500, and stated that the value of digital assets is gaining widespread recognition in the financial, accounting, and political spheres.

He further stated that digital assets have become an indispensable part of the mainstream financial system, and the market is gradually accepting them.

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