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by: xpoolPosted on: November 21, 2025

JPMorgan Warns of Potential Bitcoin Outflow from MSCI Removal

JPMorgan has raised concerns about the potential financial impact of MSCI’s proposed changes to its stock index, warning that removing Strategy (MSTR), a major Bitcoin holder, could lead to an outflow of up to $2.8 billion if other exchanges follow suit. If this removal spreads to a wider range of indices and exchanges, the total amount of money flowing out could exceed $11.6 billion.

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