US Stock Fluctuations: Strategy Plunged on October 16 Due to MSCI Delisting Risk and Passive Selling Pressure
Bitget异动解读2026/10/16 16:01Strategy October 16 Major Drop Analysis
Keywords: MSCI delisting risk, passive selling pressure
On October 15, MSCI announced it would tighten its global index inclusion criteria for non-operating companies. Strategy faces potential removal due to its dominant Bitcoin holdings. If removed, funds tracking the relevant index may sell its shares, though whether the company will ultimately be impacted remains to be evaluated. The new rule will take effect after market close on November 30, with MSCI planning to announce the final list on November 11. This index rule risk is putting pressure on the share price; even though Bitcoin rebounded that day, MSTR still declined.
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