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Digital Asset Treasury Companies (DATCOs) are transforming the traditional financial strategies of corporate treasuries in crypto from passive models to active capital management. As venture capital funding sees a decline—falling to $1.97 billion—the amount of cryptocurrency held by corporations has reached new heights, with over one million

The article discusses the emergence of Digital Asset Treasury Companies (DATCOs) as a transformative force in corporate finance, especially as venture capital funding declines. With corporate treasuries shifting from passive asset holdings to active capital-generating entities, companies are now actively utilizing digital assets in mechanisms like staking and developing their

Digital Asset Treasury Companies (DATCOs) are transforming corporate finance in the cryptocurrency sector by evolving beyond the traditional, passive balance sheet strategy of buying and holding assets. With a decline in venture capital funding, DATCOs are now actively deploying cryptocurrencies into staking, validator operations, and ecosystem development, effectively turning corporate

Digital Asset Treasury Companies (DATCOs) are transforming corporate finance in the cryptocurrency sector as venture capital funding declines. With venture capital falling to its lowest since 2020, companies hold more digital assets than ever before, with public firms owning over one million bitcoins. DATCOs are not merely holding assets; they

Hyperliquid temporarily paused Arbitrum-based deposits and withdrawals due to significant losses in a community-owned vault, which suffered nearly $5 million in liquidations attributed to a trader known as MLM on X. This individual leveraged $3 million to enter into $20 million worth of long positions on the meme coin Popcat,

Hyperliquid temporarily paused Arbitrum-based deposits and withdrawals due to a significant loss in a community-owned vault, which suffered nearly $5 million in damages. This incident was associated with trades made by a user identified as MLM, who engaged in risky positions on the meme coin Popcat, ultimately leading to liquidation.