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The Strategy of Accumulating Cryptocurrency on Company Balance Sheets Is Worn Out — Bloomberg

The strategy of companies accumulating cryptocurrency on their balance sheets has become outdated, according to Bloomberg. Since the start of the year, the market capitalization of such Digital Asset Treasury (DAT) companies in the US and Canada has fallen by 43%. Shares of Strategy, a major corporate Bitcoin holder, have dropped over 20% this year and are down more than 70% from their mid-2025 peak. This downturn, turning DATs into a toxic asset for investors, followed the broader crypto market's decline from its autumn 2025 highs, where Bitcoin lost over a third and Ethereum halved in value. This created a negative cycle where falling crypto prices reduced the collateral for company loans, forcing asset sales that further depressed prices. Attempts by at least ten DATs to pivot, often to artificial intelligence, have largely failed, resulting in significant stock price declines for companies like Wave Media and AlphaTON Capital. The exception has been crypto miners like CoreWeave, who successfully leveraged their existing computing infrastructure for new ventures. Many companies, including miners and data center operators, are now selling their crypto holdings. Recent examples include Hyperscale Data selling $43 million in Bitcoin, Strategy selling $108.6 million in BTC for a share buyback, and Japan's Quantum Solutions selling Ethereum to fund its AI business.

cryptonews.ruYesterday 08:06

The Strategy of Accumulating Cryptocurrency on Company Balance Sheets Is Worn Out — Bloomberg

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Multicoin Transfers $10 Million Invested in HYPE to Coinbase Prime, Sparking Sell-Off Concerns

On August 18, blockchain tracking service Onchain Lens reported that venture capital firm Multicoin Capital transferred approximately 172,710 HYPE tokens (worth about $10.15 million) to the institutional trading platform Coinbase Prime. This move, often associated with institutional selling, sparked market concerns about a potential large-scale sale, given HYPE's status as a top-ten cryptocurrency with a nearly $13 billion market cap. While the transfer is relatively small compared to Multicoin's remaining HYPE holdings valued at roughly $126.63 million, the destination—Coinbase Prime, a direct conduit for regulated market sales—led Onchain Lens to classify it as a "probable sale." This alarmed traders, as significant token inflows to exchanges are widely seen as a precursor to increased selling pressure. Such moves are particularly sensitive for HYPE, which trades below its June high and supports a large leveraged open interest of nearly $11.8 billion, making it vulnerable to sudden price drops. Multicoin has previously denied selling intentions, stating in July that unstaking activities were for wallet management and privacy. However, the latest transfer's direct path to settlement fuels speculation. The concern contrasts with Hyperliquid's strong fundamentals, highlighted in a June Multicoin report projecting significant revenue and a tokenomics model where 99% of protocol revenue is used to buy back and burn HYPE tokens. The report even suggested a long-term price target of $319 by 2028. Ultimately, the $10.15 million transfer highlights the ongoing tension between HYPE's positive long-term fundamentals and the short-term market anxiety triggered by major holder movements, with Multicoin's remaining nine-figure position ensuring its wallet activity will continue to significantly impact market sentiment.

cryptonews.ru08/19 05:22

Multicoin Transfers $10 Million Invested in HYPE to Coinbase Prime, Sparking Sell-Off Concerns

cryptonews.ru08/19 05:22

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