After reading the recent issue of @_choppingblock, I summarized some European and American capitals how they view DAT. First of all, what is DAT? What are the effects of different companies? The DAT model is actually very straightforward. Companies invest funds in crypto assets by issuing bonds or shares. This method spread rapidly in the market, but the results began to differentiate. With their scale and narrative, the stock prices of leading companies can often remain above their net worth. Small and medium-sized DAT is becoming more and more difficult to support, and many have fallen close to or even below net worth. The exception is Japan's MetaPlanet, which instead has a higher DAT premium than the US due to tax differences. What is the core pitch point of DAT? Here's an interesting point: the core of DAT lies in finding Wall Street's understandable KOLs: Bitcoin has Saylor, Ethereum now has Tom Lee. In the past two months, Bitmine has bought more than 1.5% of ETH driven by...