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Crypto Treasury Firms Pivot to AI in Bid to Win Back Investors

Crypto treasury firms are pivoting toward AI and data centers as investor enthusiasm for Bitcoin allocations declines.

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Companies utilizing the Digital Asset Treasury (DAT) model are unwinding their holdings. Recent activity includes a net sell-off of $15.92 million in a single week among listed companies and the approval by Satsuma shareholders to liquidate Bitcoin and delist from London.

Coverage from Bloomberg, Yahoo Finance, and CoinDesk emphasizes that the DAT model is under pressure. This shift is prompting firms to move away from crypto treasuries and toward AI and data centers in an attempt to regain investor interest.

Future developments involve the continued unwinding of holdings by treasury companies and the transition of these firms into the AI sector.

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Quick answers

What is the current trend among listed companies regarding BTC allocation?

Enthusiasm is declining, resulting in a net sell-off of $15.92 million in one week according to Bitget.

Which company is liquidating its Bitcoin holdings?

Satsuma shareholders have approved Bitcoin liquidation and a London delisting.

Why are firms pivoting to AI?

According to Bloomberg and Yahoo Finance, the crypto treasury model has faced a 'bust,' leading firms to chase AI to win back investors.

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