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Strategy MSCI Delisting Could Trigger Another Market Shock After Indonesia

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Bitcoin is trading at $82,800, up 1.5%, but Michael Saylor’s Strategy MSCI delisting points to two distinct risks. Indonesia’s market is facing a proposed classification change; Strategy may separately lose eligibility for certain equity indexes. Could pressure on listed shares turn into Bitcoin selling? Just like what is happening with Indonesia? On October 15, 2026, MSCI opened a consultation on reclassifying Indonesia from emerging to standalone market, citing accessibility, ownership transparency and enforcement concerns. The Jakarta Composite Index fell to under IDR 5,000 after hitting the circuit breaker on Friday, and lost another 5.2% on market open today. MSCI has not delisted Indonesia yet. Consultation runs through April 30, 2027, with a final decision due by June 30. A freeze on some index changes is already in place.

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