2025-12-26 21:22:34

Digital Asset Technology (DAT) stocks are facing significant headwinds, with Saylor's flagship strategy sliding 55% year-to-date and approaching 52-week lows. The broader DAT sector remains under pressure—Sol Strategies has plummeted 88% while Fold Holdings dropped 75% over the same period.

All eyes are now on MSCI's potential DAT index inclusion decision, with the final call expected by January 15. This move could be pivotal for the struggling sector, potentially reshaping investor sentiment around digital asset-focused holdings. Market participants are closely monitoring whether index recognition might provide the catalyst needed to stabilize valuations.

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AirdropSkeptic

· 9h ago

A 55% decline is quite brutal. Will MSCI have to save the day this time? See the true colors on January 15.

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Anon4461

· 9h ago

88%? Oh my, how tragic... MSCI, that guy, better step up, or it's really going to be a wipeout.

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OnchainGossiper

· 9h ago

January 15th, if MSCI didn't include it... these crypto fundages are done for --- 88% crash is really brutal, surviving is already good haha --- Instead of waiting for the index to save you, better save money and buy the dip yourself, really --- Saylor took a big gamble this time, feels like he can't win back --- Honestly, it's just waiting for policy signals; January 15th is a hurdle --- Fold holdings are like this, is there anyone still willing to take over? --- That 88% drop in SOL... brother, if you drop again, you'll be in negative territory --- Can index recognition save your life? Wake up, it's just psychological comfort --- Now those entering the market are all gamblers; I’ll wait and see --- A 55% decline is already severe; if it drops further, I’ll have to liquidate --- It all depends on how institutions buy the dip; retail investors follow the trend and die the fastest

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