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No More Selling Shoes, Now Selling Computing Power: Will AI Computing Power Follow the Same Path as DAT?

Former footwear brand Allbirds announced a pivot to AI computing infrastructure under the name NewBird AI, raising $50 million and causing its stock to surge 582% in a single day. This shift echoes last year’s trend of companies rebranding as Digital Asset Treasuries (DATs), though the AI compute model differs significantly. The move highlights a structural shortage in AI computing power. Gartner projects global AI spending to reach $2.52 trillion by 2026, with over half dedicated to infrastructure. Major tech firms like Microsoft, Google, and Amazon are ramping up capital expenditures, yet supply remains constrained due to long GPU lead times and soaring demand from both training and inference workloads. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang predicts a $1 trillion AI chip and infrastructure market by 2027. Unlike DAT companies—which held volatile crypto assets—AI compute firms rely on physical infrastructure, operational expertise, and long-term contracts that generate recurring revenue. However, analysts caution that Allbirds’ modest funding and lack of experience may signal “AI-washing,” akin to earlier blockchain hype. While the strategy offers a potential lifeline for struggling public companies, sustainable success requires genuine operational capability and significant investment.

Odaily星球日报Ayer 10:21

No More Selling Shoes, Now Selling Computing Power: Will AI Computing Power Follow the Same Path as DAT?

Odaily星球日报Ayer 10:21

Solana RWA holders jump 440% YoY – Can it bridge gap to Ethereum’s XAUT?

Solana's RWA ecosystem is experiencing explosive growth, with a 440% year-over-year surge in holders, totaling 218,000. This positions Solana as a major hub for tokenized real-world assets, which now have a total on-chain market cap of $24 billion. While Tether Gold (XAUT) on Ethereum leads the RWA market at $3.3 billion, Solana is gaining momentum through its strong focus on tokenized U.S. Treasuries. These assets, which make up over 50% of the RWA market, could generate revenue to strengthen Solana's digital asset treasuries (DATs) and support long-term network growth. The IMF has warned that the rapid growth of on-chain RWAs could disrupt traditional finance. Solana's expansion in this sector suggests it could become a viable alternative to Ethereum for institutional capital seeking tokenized assets.

ambcrypto04/06 16:00

Solana RWA holders jump 440% YoY – Can it bridge gap to Ethereum’s XAUT?

ambcrypto04/06 16:00

Meme Fading, Narrative Cooling: Falling Below $80, Has Solana's Cycle Dividend Ended?

Solana (SOL) has experienced a significant downturn, with its token price dropping to a low of $67 in early February 2026, down over 71% from its October 2025 peak of $295. Currently trading around $80, SOL has been declining for five consecutive months. The NFT market on Solana, exemplified by Mad Lads, has also suffered, with floor prices collapsing from over $40,000 to around $1,760. The decline is largely attributed to the cooling of the Meme coin frenzy that previously drove Solana's growth. Platforms like Pump.fun saw weekly trading volumes plummet from over $3 billion to around $500 million. Meanwhile, competitors like BNB Chain gained traction with meme platforms such as Four.Meme, diverting attention and capital away from Solana. Broader narratives around high-throughput blockchains have also weakened. Ethereum's Fusaka and upcoming Glamsterdam upgrades have significantly improved its scalability and reduced fees, diminishing Solana's technical advantages. Additionally, Real-World Asset (RWA) tokenization, dominated by Ethereum with $149 billion in assets compared to Solana's $17 billion, has further marginalized Solana's ecosystem. Despite earlier support from corporate Digital Asset Treasuries (DATs) that purchased SOL, the ongoing bear market has overwhelmed this buy-side pressure. Companies like Forward Industries face massive unrealized losses on their SOL holdings. With declining user engagement beyond meme culture and intensified competition, Solana confronts significant challenges in regaining its momentum.

marsbit02/13 04:12

Meme Fading, Narrative Cooling: Falling Below $80, Has Solana's Cycle Dividend Ended?

marsbit02/13 04:12

BTC Halved, DAT Companies Face Billions in Paper Losses: Who is 'Selling to Stop the Bleeding'?

BTC's sharp decline from its $120,000 peak in late 2025 to around $60,000 has triggered significant unrealized losses for several Digital Asset Treasury (DAT) companies, forcing some to sell off crypto holdings to manage financial strain. Cango Inc. sold 4,451 BTC (nearly half its holdings) to repay a BTC-collateralized loan, as mining costs exceeded Bitcoin's current price. Empery Digital, which bought BTC near the peak at around $117,000, sold portions of its holdings to fund share buybacks and debt repayment amid a 57% unrealized loss. Bitdeer shifted from a “HODL” strategy to regularly selling mined BTC to prioritize cash flow. Sequans Communications became the first DAT company to sell Bitcoin (970 BTC) to redeem convertible bonds, highlighting debt-driven sell-offs. ETHZilla, an Ethereum-focused DAT, sold over 32,000 ETH to manage leverage and transition toward real-world asset (RWA) tokenization. These moves underscore the vulnerability of highly leveraged DAT firms in a bear market. While large players may hold on, mid-tier and smaller companies face pressure to deleverage, signaling a market shift from narrative-driven expansion to financial survival and operational sustainability.

Odaily星球日报02/11 10:35

BTC Halved, DAT Companies Face Billions in Paper Losses: Who is 'Selling to Stop the Bleeding'?

Odaily星球日报02/11 10:35

Bitcoin Treasuries An ‘Explosion Waiting To Happen,’ Capriole Founder Warns

Capriole Investments founder Charles Edwards warns that the rapid growth of Bitcoin Digital Asset Treasury (DAT) companies—now numbering 200—is a "leverage explosion waiting to happen." Comparing DATs to the 1920s investment trust bubble, Edwards notes these firms, which hold 12% of all Bitcoin, face unsustainable model for yield on a fixed-supply asset. With many having bought at bull market prices, recent downturns have pressured their holdings. Edwards cautions that an unwind could dwarf the collapses of Luna and FTX. Bitcoin is trading around $74,500, down 16% over the past week.

bitcoinist02/05 14:41

Bitcoin Treasuries An ‘Explosion Waiting To Happen,’ Capriole Founder Warns

bitcoinist02/05 14:41

From $3.5K to $12K? Here’s why BMNR’s Ethereum forecast makes sense

The narrative around Digital Asset Treasuries (DATs) has shifted from bearish to bullish, with institutional buying creating significant supply shocks. BitMine (BMNR) is central to this shift, controlling 75% of ETH in DATs and maintaining a target to acquire 5% of total ETH supply—a nearly $20 billion investment. BMNR generates substantial income from staking 4.2 million ETH and holds $1 billion in cash. Its recent $200 million investment in Beast Industries further strengthens its financial position. Analysts compare Ethereum’s current cycle to Bitcoin’s 2023-24 institutional breakout, driven by ETFs and large-scale accumulation. With rising institutional interest and a technical pattern mirroring 2021, Tom Lee projects a year-end Ethereum price target of $12,000, a 240% increase from current highs.

ambcrypto01/18 02:02

From $3.5K to $12K? Here’s why BMNR’s Ethereum forecast makes sense

ambcrypto01/18 02:02

South Korea Plans to Lift Ban on Listed Companies Investing in Cryptocurrency, Thousands of 'Whales' May Once Again Drive the 'Kimchi Premium'?

South Korea's Financial Services Commission (FSC) is planning to lift the ban on cryptocurrency investments for listed companies and professional investors, a policy that has been in place since 2017. The draft guidelines propose allowing eligible entities to invest up to 5% of their net assets annually, focusing on top-20 cryptocurrencies by market cap, such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. The move aims to address the market imbalance where retail investors dominate, potentially attracting significant institutional capital and boosting liquidity. However, challenges remain, including limited investment quotas and competition from traditional equities and emerging ETFs. The final guidelines are expected in early 2026, marking a significant shift in South Korea’s digital asset strategy.

marsbit01/14 09:02

South Korea Plans to Lift Ban on Listed Companies Investing in Cryptocurrency, Thousands of 'Whales' May Once Again Drive the 'Kimchi Premium'?

marsbit01/14 09:02

Trump's Year of Embracing Cryptocurrency

Under the Trump administration's pro-crypto policies, the cryptocurrency industry has rapidly expanded into traditional finance and public policy. This period, dubbed "DAT Summer," saw the emergence of Digital Asset Treasury (DAT) companies—public firms accumulating cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Dogecoin to attract investors. Over 250 companies adopted this strategy, often using significant leverage, with plans to borrow over $20 billion for crypto purchases. However, a market crash in October, triggered by new tariff announcements and amplified by high leverage, led to massive liquidations—$19 billion in leveraged bets were wiped out, affecting 1.6 million traders. The administration’s supportive regulatory shift, including the SEC’s new crypto task force, facilitated innovations like tokenized stocks and high-leverage trading products. Companies like Coinbase introduced 10x leverage options, while firms like Plume sought to tokenize real-world assets, blurring lines between crypto and traditional markets. Critics, including former regulators, warn of systemic risks, such as contagion to the broader economy and excessive speculation. Trump-linked entities, such as World Liberty Financial, played a role in this expansion, though some ventures, like ALT5 Sigma, faced significant declines and governance issues. Despite the volatility, industry leaders argue these developments modernize finance, offering higher returns and accessibility. The ongoing experiment highlights the tension between innovation and financial stability, with regulatory oversight struggling to keep pace.

marsbit01/02 02:42

Trump's Year of Embracing Cryptocurrency

marsbit01/02 02:42

Institutional Dawn and the End of Cycles: Deciphering the Core Narratives and Divergences of Eight Top Crypto Institutions for 2026

The 2026 crypto market is shifting from a retail-driven, halving-based cycle to an institutional era, according to eight major crypto institutions. The traditional four-year cycle is breaking as Bitcoin ETFs shift demand from miners to institutional allocation. Bitcoin's volatility is predicted to drop below Nvidia's, signaling its maturation as a hedge against inflation. Key consensus narratives include: - Stablecoins surpassing $1T in market cap, potentially overtaking traditional payment networks like ACH. - AI agents driving micro-payments via protocols like Google’s AP2 and Coinbase’s x402, with "KYA" (Know Your Agent) replacing KYC. - Prediction markets growing to $100B+ in volume, fueled by regulatory advantages. Major divergences exist: - Digital Asset Treasuries (DATs) face a potential "great cleansing" with many failing, though some dismiss their impact. - Quantum computing is seen as an urgent threat by some but a non-issue by others. - Most Layer 2 chains may become "zombie chains" as liquidity consolidates to leaders. Non-consensus predictions include a privacy token resurgence, regulated ICOs returning, and crypto stocks outperforming tech giants. Investors must focus on blue-chip assets, real yields, and discerning long-term trends from short-term noise.

深潮12/27 09:53

Institutional Dawn and the End of Cycles: Deciphering the Core Narratives and Divergences of Eight Top Crypto Institutions for 2026

深潮12/27 09:53

Upexi seeks $1B raise to scale Solana DAT strategy – Details

Upexi has filed with the U.S. SEC to raise $1 billion to scale its Solana (SOL) digital asset treasury (DAT) strategy. The company aggressively built a position of 2.03 million SOL tokens, worth $254 million, primarily in the second half of 2025. Despite a price correction that devalued its holdings from over $500 million, Upexi aims to capitalize on the discounted prices. While corporate SOL DAT demand waned in late 2025, U.S. spot SOL ETFs saw strong inflows of $750 million since their October debut. However, bearish sentiment pushed SOL's price down 58% and reduced supply in profit to a three-year low of 18%. Key price levels to watch are $120 and $130 support, with $135-$137 as potential resistance and $100 as a downside target if support breaks.

ambcrypto12/23 17:02

Upexi seeks $1B raise to scale Solana DAT strategy – Details

ambcrypto12/23 17:02

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