Key facts: MSTR fails MSCI tests; Norway GPFG BTC tied to MSTR

·15 Aug
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MicroStrategy (MSTR) failed four out of five MSCI non-operating company tests in May 2026, potentially leading to its reclassification as an asset-holding company and removal from MSCI indexes. Concurrently, Norway's Government Pension Fund Global (GPFG) holds 11,549 BTC and has significant indirect Bitcoin exposure through MSTR, which constitutes about 81% of its crypto stake. This highlights MSTR's dual role as both a technology company facing index reclassification and a major holder of Bitcoin.

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