Recently, I’ve noticed a phenomenon: although the panic over short-term BTC sell-offs by Strategy has subsided and the company’s approach has clearly shifted to a more conservative one—prioritizing debt repayments to investors and making interest payments on time—there are some subtle signals revealed by the prediction data on Polymarket.



18% of people are betting on a coin sale next summer, while another 35% are wagering on a sale by the end of the year. But what’s more crucial? 71% of predictions are pointing to one thing: that by March 31, MSCI is very likely to kick Strategy out of two major stock indices.

This is probably the root of management’s anxiety. Although their public statements remain tough and community supporters are still rallying, the concerns on the funding side are already written all over their faces—the data doesn’t lie.
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Degen4Breakfastvip
· 8h ago
Wow, this 71% is really unsustainable. How can they still claim to pay interest on time? The data is right here. This strategy is really shooting themselves in the foot. Getting kicked out by MSCI hurts even more than dumping tokens. They can talk tough all they want, but people on Polymarket saw through this long ago. The management is clearly starting to panic this time.
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gas_fee_traumavip
· 12-06 06:52
71% are betting on MSCI removing it. What does this data indicate? Is it really that risky? --- No matter how tough you talk, the bets on Polymarket have already revealed what people really think. --- Repaying debt and interest is about stabilizing expectations, but it still feels a bit late. --- 18% selling in the summer, 35% selling by the end of the year—doesn't anyone think this wave is just going to crash directly? --- "I admit that data doesn't lie," but sometimes crypto data can be pretty weird. --- If MSCI really does kick it out, that'll probably be the trigger point. --- The community can wave flags and cheer all they want, but it's the capital that really votes with its feet. --- I'm a bit curious how this 71% was calculated—just a lot of bets? --- Who can't see the management's anxiety? Just waiting for that cut on March 31.
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DeFi_Dad_Jokesvip
· 12-06 06:49
Data doesn't lie, but stubborn management sure does, haha. --- 71% point to the same prediction... this time something is really going to happen, right? --- That's why tough talk is useless; how the tokens are distributed is what really matters. --- The capital side saw through it long ago—this is just the instinct of the retail investors. --- Repay debt and interest? What a joke, how could they possibly pay it back? --- Getting kicked out by MSCI—when that happens, you'll know what reality really is. --- What investors are betting on Polymarket is actually just a wager on their own anxiety.
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QuorumVotervip
· 12-06 06:46
To put it bluntly, they're just saying everything's fine, but Polymarket's data exposes what they really think. --- 71% are pointing to that MSCI thing, this probability data is kind of scary. --- The management is just putting on a tough front, but they're probably already panicking behind the scenes. --- All this talk about repaying debt and interest feels like they're laying the groundwork for bad news. --- It's ridiculous—saying one thing and doing another. The market will react eventually. --- This is why I never trust official statements. Data always reveals the truth. --- 35% chance they'll take action by the end of the year? Feels like something big is about to happen. --- Honestly, Polymarket's predictions are way more trustworthy than their press conferences. --- If that kick from the Morgan Stanley Index really happens, there's more drama to come.
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MysteriousZhangvip
· 12-06 06:43
Well, that 71% probability is really quite disheartening. It seems like this MSCI issue truly is a weight on our minds. You can't argue with the data—no matter how tough you talk, you still have to see how the market reacts. Strategy is playing a rather passive hand here. Paying off debt and interest to appease investors, but then getting kicked out of the index? Now that's really tough.
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SillyWhalevip
· 12-06 06:38
71% of people are betting this way, so if MSCI really kicks out Strategy, it's going to be a big deal. The data doesn't lie, and management's tough talk is useless—they'll get exposed sooner or later. Paying off debts and interest looks like an attempt to clean up, but the market has already seen through it. With Polymarket's data pointing so consistently, shouldn't we be preparing in advance? Where's that supposed toughness? Isn't this just a slap in the face? Money talks, and it's more honest than any official statement. Feels like this MSCI adjustment is going to shake things up—those who got in early are probably ready to bail.
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CommunityJanitorvip
· 12-06 06:22
Uh-huh, it's the same old tough talk with a soft heart. The MSCI cut is bound to happen sooner or later, and the 71% prediction says it all. On the surface, they still try to act tough, but the data has already given them away behind the scenes. Looks like there will be big drama before March.
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