Many small companies that emerged during last year's DAT craze have since shifted to treasury models. Recently, these projects have been feeling the heat—many have already seen their mNAV drop below 1, facing selling pressure.
A typical example is an Ethereum treasury company that sold 2,500 ETH within the last 4 hours, worth approximately $8.04 million. Let's review this company's operations: between August and September last year, they bought a total of 50,770 ETH at an average price of $3,944, with a total investment of about $200 million. It seemed they were quite optimistic about the market outlook at that time.
But now? Their holdings are down to just 37,594 ETH. This wave of selling was clearly driven by pressure—the mNAV breaking below 1 was unavoidable; they had no choice but to reduce their positions. This also reflects that many projects following the treasury model are still struggling to withstand market cycles.
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BlindBoxVictim
· 4h ago
Damn, it's another forced sell-off. We were so hyped up before, and now we're this timid?
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BearMarketMonk
· 4h ago
Ha, another one following the trend of the treasury dying halfway through, a typical high-level bagholder.
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Blockblind
· 4h ago
Haha, this is the consequence of following the trend. Buying at high prices and still claiming to be "optimistic about the future market."
If I had known it would be like this, I wouldn't have started in the first place. The treasury model is just a big trap.
Selling 2,500 ETH in 4 hours, that's a bit hasty... a total loss.
mNAV has broken 1, and it's probably not just that. Projects like this should have been shut down long ago.
Many small companies that emerged during last year's DAT craze have since shifted to treasury models. Recently, these projects have been feeling the heat—many have already seen their mNAV drop below 1, facing selling pressure.
A typical example is an Ethereum treasury company that sold 2,500 ETH within the last 4 hours, worth approximately $8.04 million. Let's review this company's operations: between August and September last year, they bought a total of 50,770 ETH at an average price of $3,944, with a total investment of about $200 million. It seemed they were quite optimistic about the market outlook at that time.
But now? Their holdings are down to just 37,594 ETH. This wave of selling was clearly driven by pressure—the mNAV breaking below 1 was unavoidable; they had no choice but to reduce their positions. This also reflects that many projects following the treasury model are still struggling to withstand market cycles.