"The truth is from most of these DATs they literally didn't get big enough for them to be too much of a concern. the ones that are selling coins like in the Bitcoin space. I actually think in the altcoin space, I don't have a lot of edge in in looking at those stats, but I do know that a lot of them leveled up a lot more than the uh the Bitcoin ones. So, for the Bitcoin ones, they mostly sold stock or they did these things called pipe deals, which are more or less just insiders giving capital. So, for the most part, there's a not that many coins in the Bitcoin DATs, b they just didn't take on that much debt. And honestly, the ones that sell coins to buy back their stock, I think won't be a DAT for very long because I don't see why any investor would want to buy, they're basically buying shares in a hedge fund who buys Bitcoin at the top, sells it at the bottom, and buys back their shares, which are also doing terribly. So, to me, that's just a really, really bad firm to own shares in. So, I don't think they're going to be that significant. We'll see some of them peel back out their um puke out their coins, but honestly, I'm not that concerned. I don't think that's going to be a major thing. I just don't think that they got big enough for anyone to lend them any money, which was honestly why I was actually quite bearish on DATs in the first place because I don't know why anybody would lend them money."
By Coin Bureau | November 27, 2025 | Pending
From video
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Interpreted Prediction
Debt-backed Bitcoin companies (DATs) are not expected to pose a major threat to Bitcoin's price due to their limited size and debt, with those selling Bitcoin to buy back stock likely to fail.

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