From MicroStrategy to Metaplanet, the DAT (Digital Asset Attribution) model has rapidly gained popularity over the past two years. With the rise of Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, DATs are becoming a new central narrative in the capital markets. However, MSTR was rejected for inclusion in the S&P 500, Metaplanet's stock price has fluctuated, and there are rumors of increased scrutiny from Nasdaq.
Are DATs the prototypes of "crypto investment banks" or merely short-lived products of a bull market? How do they balance regulation, compliance, bear market pressures, and market expectations? In this issue of PANews, we invite several leading researchers to discuss the opportunities and challenges of DATs and the future direction of this emerging model.
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Live Review | The First Year of Crypto Stocks: The Present and Future of DAT Companies
00:01:37 Self-introduction
00:17:49 Explain the current DAT model and how it differs from ETFs/ETPs like Bitcoin and Ethereum?
00:49:22 What message do the difficulties faced by DAT companies around the world convey? If DAT companies are strictly regulated, where will they go? How should they respond?
01:18:00 In addition to DATs for BTC, ETH, and SOL, more cryptocurrencies are joining the trend. What benefits can DAT companies bring to altcoins?
01:25:00 Some of the guests' teams also have DAT plans. Can you introduce your DAT strategy?







