Strategy just dropped their official response to MSCI's consultation about digital asset treasury companies making it into major indices.

Their stance? Pretty straightforward. Index standards need to stay neutral. Can't be playing favorites. They should remain consistent across different asset classes and mirror how global markets actually move and evolve.

This matters because we're talking about whether companies holding significant crypto treasuries get properly recognized in traditional financial indices. The criteria shouldn't discriminate just because balance sheets include Bitcoin or other digital assets.

Strategy's pushing for fair treatment here. They want evaluation frameworks that acknowledge treasury diversification into crypto as a legitimate corporate strategy, not some edge case that gets special rules.

The consultation period represents a real opportunity to shape how institutional finance views digital asset adoption. If index methodologies adapt, it could validate corporate crypto strategies at the highest level of traditional finance.