The surge in cryptocurrency holdings by publicly listed companies raises market concerns and may impact digital asset prices
According to Jinse Finance, the trend of publicly listed companies transforming into crypto-buying machines has reached a fever pitch, with executives supporting such transactions warning that this could impact digital asset prices. Data from consulting firm ArchitectPartners shows that Digital Asset Treasury (DAT) companies plan to raise $79 billion in 2025 to purchase Bitcoin. Market participants are concerned that a sharp price reversal could prompt these entities to sell off altcoins, intensifying the sell-off. Akshat, head of the family office Maelstrom, stated that the collapse of a major DAT would trigger a domino effect, potentially bringing the bull market cycle to an end. (Jin10)
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