Saw some good news early in the morning: MSCI confirmed that the digital asset treasury company will remain in the MSCI index until the February 2026 review. Originally, the decision to remove MicroStrategy was supposed to be announced on January 15, but it’s been postponed by a month. Could it be because MicroStrategy’s cash reserves have further increased to about $2.25 billion? Or is MSCI worried that their decision might trigger a butterfly effect? The purpose of increasing cash reserves is to strengthen financial stability, ensuring the company has enough liquidity to pay preferred stock dividends and debt interest without having to sell its Bitcoin holdings. MicroStrategy probably won’t be the black swan of this cycle’s upward trend.