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🚀 After the recent market crash, I’ve become a lot more careful about what I buy. I’m done chasing random pumps and focusing only on projects with real revenue, real buy pressure, and institutional alignment. HyperLiquid showed what consistent buybacks can do. They used 97% of all platform revenue to buy back HYPE every day, roughly $1–2M daily. The result? HYPE climbed from $1 to over $60 and the market cap passed $20B, all driven by organic buy pressure. Now Aethir looks positioned for something similar but with real business fundamentals behind it. Aethir’s new Digital Asset Treasury (DAT), connected to the NASDAQ-listed Predictive Oncology ( POAI ), is designed to accumulate ATH directly from the open market as part of its Strategic Compute Reserve. According to Aethir’s CEO, the DAT plans to deploy around $45M over 45 days to buy ATH , roughly $1M per day in steady accumulation. That alone creates consistent buy pressure, but the bigger story is how the DAT actually makes money. Unlike most digital asset treasuries, Aethir DAT generates real revenue. It uses ATH tokens to reserve GPU compute power on the Aethir network, rents that compute to AI companies for dollars, and then uses every dollar earned to buy back ATH on the open market again. Each of those buybacks also triggers a 20% matching grant from the Aethir Foundation, creating a powerful loop: 1️⃣ DAT buys ATH on the market 2️⃣ The Foundation adds 20% more tokens 3️⃣ DAT rents GPU compute to AI clients 4️⃣ Clients pay in USD revenue 5️⃣ DAT uses that revenue to buy even more ATH 6️⃣ The loop repeats, creating a self-reinforcing cycle of revenue and token demand That is the DAT advantage. It connects real-world revenue to on-chain buy pressure, aligning token growth with actual business success. On top of that, Aethir reported $166M in annual revenue, which is massive for any crypto project and one of the highest in the industry’s history. Now think about this. If a $1–2 million daily buyback pressure could move a $20B FDV token like HYPE from $1 to $60, imagine what that level of buying power could do for a token with a $600M market cap like $ATH. I chose ATH because it’s not a meme, not vaporware, and not a promise. It’s an operational business with active revenue, institutional backing, and built-in buying support at least through this initial phase. The institutionalization of decentralized infrastructure has begun. 💎 ATH could represent the next “daily buyback” narrative, this time powered by real cash flow. Not financial advice. Just sharing why I’m focusing on real revenue and real demand after this crash.

Back in 2020, very few people paid attention to $LEND. Then it rebranded to AAVE , and in Q4 2020 the real run began: 📈 from $0.40 → $600+ in less than a year. Fast forward to today: •Rebecca (Saga co-founder) just confirmed their DeFi layer is being built with ideas similar to AAVE’s early innovations: 🔹 integrated liquidity across L1s 🔹 on-chain carry trading 🔹 stacked stablecoin yields 🔹 flash loans as inspiration But here’s the kicker 👀 Saga isn’t just DeFi. It’s a general L1 blockchain, meaning the upside isn’t limited to lending/borrowing protocols — the ecosystem can expand way beyond. 💡 History doesn’t repeat, but it rhymes. If AAVE was the DeFi star of 2020, Saga could be setting up as one of the L1 stars of 2025. 👉 Not saying Saga will pull a $600 AAVE move… But with everything being built, can we at least expect a return to its ATH of $8–10? 🤔🔥