Saylor retweeted phongle's post, noting that MSCI had previously stated to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) that it does not express opinions on the merits of any market, company, strategy, or investment. However, phongle believes that MSCI's recent actions seem to convey the view that Bitcoin is a negative asset, which is more significant than Bitcoin itself, given that $21 trillion in assets are benchmarked against MSCI indices.