The market landscape is quietly changing. Recently, signals have emerged in the industry indicating that many crypto treasury companies will face a tough year ahead. Even leading assets like Ethereum and Solana are not immune to pressure on their related treasury products.



The real reason is straightforward: investor sentiment has shifted. Large capital with influence no longer favors traditional "holding coins for interest" strategies, instead flocking to compliant, transparent, and easily auditable cryptocurrency ETFs. Risks of black boxes and concerns over sudden crashes are driving capital to seek safer outlets.

What does this mean? First, if established treasury platforms do not improve their models, risks should be closely watched. Second, market polarization will accelerate—small funds are losing capital, while mainstream ETFs are gaining popularity. Third, high yields alone are no longer sufficient; safety and compliance have become essential conditions.

The pace of the times is accelerating. The price movements of tokens like BNB, ETH, and SOL actually reflect a broader shift in capital allocation logic. Only products that can adapt to this change have a future; those that cannot will be eliminated.
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SquidTeachervip
· 4h ago
Another wave of bad news from the treasury companies, I've seen it coming a long time ago. Large funds have already moved into ETFs, who still plays that high-risk coin holding game? Wait, what about small retail investors... Honestly, compliance is indeed attractive, but is the return rate of ETFs really enough to watch? I heard some treasuries are still holding on stubbornly, they'll have to pay tuition sooner or later.
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SchroedingerAirdropvip
· 4h ago
I'm tired of the treasury stuff already; big players have all moved to ETFs.
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NotSatoshivip
· 4h ago
Large funds have all moved to ETFs, and the good days for the old financial vaults are indeed over. Speaking of high yields being useless? Then what do retail investors rely on? This round of reshuffling isn't very friendly to small-cap coins... Is compliance and transparency enough to make money? I don't think so. Capital pursues profit, and those who are eliminated are always us, the bagholders. ETFs are popular, but don't cause any more trouble like some unexpected issues later.
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BearMarketSunriservip
· 4h ago
Haha, it's been obvious for a while that the play of earning interest by holding coins is coming to an end. Big funds have already moved to ETFs. Who still trusts those black boxes? This round of liquidation will really shuffle the small platforms. Compliance is the way to go; high returns are just a gimmick. Products that can't keep up with the trend will just be waiting to be eaten.
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BearMarketSurvivorvip
· 4h ago
The treasury supply line is about to break... Large funds are quietly shifting, and ETFs have become a more secure position. Risk hedging first, I don't touch high-interest bait.
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AltcoinHuntervip
· 4h ago
It's another story of draining the treasury... Basically, large funds are fleeing the black box and running into the embrace of ETFs. This shift actually showed signs earlier, but retail investors are always slow to realize. The word "compliance" sounds boring, but it really is the hard currency of the future. Small platforms are really dangerous. I was hiding in a certain treasury last year, and now thinking about it, I feel a bit scared.
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