Ethereum Updates: DATs Offload Ether to Boost Stock Prices, Triggering Market Fluctuations and Investor Concerns
- FG Nexus sold 11,000 ETH to fund a stock buyback, triggering Ethereum's 2% dip and highlighting DAT sector instability. - Crypto treasury firms increasingly liquidate assets to prop up undervalued stocks, with ETHZilla's $40M token sale mirroring this trend. - Ethereum tests $2,850 support as whale accumulation rises, while BlackRock's staked ETH ETF filing offers limited short-term relief. - FG Nexus' $7.7M Q3 loss and rising debt-to-equity ratio underscore risks in its aggressive buyback strategy despi
Ethereum's value encountered fresh downward momentum as
Zooming out, the broader environment reveals mounting instability in the digital asset treasury (DAT) space, where companies are more frequently compelled to liquidate crypto reserves to fund buybacks as their share prices remain significantly under the NAV of their assets.
From a technical perspective, ether is approaching crucial support points. The $2,850 mark has become a key area,
Investor sentiment saw a temporary lift
FG Nexus’s pivot toward managing Ethereum treasuries and tokenizing real-world assets (RWA) has
With ether at a technical crossroads, the balance between corporate selling and institutional buying will likely shape its short-term direction. As the market keeps an eye on major support levels and regulatory changes like staking ETFs, volatility is expected to persist.
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