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PANews reported on November 24 that, according to Lookonchain monitoring, whale GJwCUj sold 32,195 SOL tokens yesterday, worth $4.18 million. These SOL tokens were purchased and staked 10 months ago. This sale resulted in a loss of $2.04 million for him. Two years ago, this whale purchased 400,000 SOL tokens at an average price of $89, worth $35.7 million, and pledged them as collateral. He then sold them at $108 in less than two months, making a profit of $8.15 million. After he sold, SOL continued to surge in price—if he had held the position until its peak, his profit could have exceeded $82 million.

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The post Why Most Crypto Treasury Firms Trade at a Discount appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Bitwise Chief Investment Officer Matt Hougan highlights common mispricing in Digital Asset Treasury Companies (DATs). He urges investors to consider valuation beyond simple crypto holdings as these firms navigate complex financial dynamics. DATs now manage over $130 billion in digital assets, serving as vital links between traditional capital markets and direct cryptocurrency exposure. Their unique position brings new valuation challenges that set them apart from other investment vehicles. Sponsored Bitwise Just Revealed 3 Ways to Value DATs: All You Need to Know Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan warns that most DATs are mispriced. While many trade at a discount to their assets, a few can trade at a premium by boosting crypto-per-share. Hougan’s framework offers investors a clear way to separate the winners from the laggards. 1/ I see a lot of bad analysis of DATs, or digital asset treasury companies. Specifically, I see a lot of bad takes on whether they should trade at, above, or below the value of the assets they hold (their so-called “mNAV”). Here’s how I approach it. — Matt Hougan (@Matt_Hougan) November 23, 2025 Why Most DATs Trade at a Discount Hougan highlights three main reasons DATs usually underperform: Illiquidity: Investors demand a 5–10% discount if assets aren’t immediately accessible. Expenses: Operational costs and executive compensation directly reduce value. Sponsored For example, $100 of Bitcoin minus $10 of expenses per share equals a 10% discount. Risk: Mistakes, market shifts, or execution errors further lower valuations. “…most of the reasons they should trade at a discount are certain, and most of the reasons they might trade at a premium are uncertain,” Hougan says. This means the majority of DATs will underperform relative to their net asset value (mNAV). Sponsored How DATs Can Trade at a Premium Some DATs outperform by increasing crypto-per-share, with Hougan identifying four…