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DefiLlama Launches New mNAV Tracking Charts for Digital Asset Treasuries

DefiLlama Launches New mNAV Tracking Charts for Digital Asset Treasuries

If you're keeping tabs on how big companies are stacking up their crypto holdings, DefiLlama has just made things a whole lot easier. The popular DeFi analytics platform announced new charts that let you track mNAV—a key metric for valuing digital asset treasuries—over time. This update is a game-changer for anyone analyzing corporate involvement in crypto, including potential ties to meme tokens and volatile assets.

First off, let's break down the basics. Digital Asset Treasuries (DATs) refer to institutions or companies that hold cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin or Ethereum as part of their corporate balance sheets. Think of firms like MicroStrategy, which has been aggressively buying Bitcoin. These treasuries are tracked on DefiLlama's dedicated DAT dashboard, where you can see holdings, inflows, and more.

Now, mNAV stands for market-cap-to-net-asset-value multiple. In simple terms, it's a ratio that shows how the market values a company compared to the worth of its crypto assets. If the mNAV is above 1, the company is trading at a premium to its holdings; below 1 means a discount. DefiLlama provides variations like Realized mNAV (based on actual purchase costs), Realistic mNAV (accounting for potential dilutions), and Max mNAV (considering full potential shares).

The new feature, as shared in DefiLlama's recent tweet, adds time-series charts to their DAT dashboards. You can now compare mNAV across different DATs for a specific asset, like Bitcoin, and then zoom into individual ones to monitor mNAV alongside share prices and holdings. This historical view helps spot trends, such as how market sentiment shifts around crypto adoption by corporations.

DefiLlama mNAV charts example for MicroStrategy

Why does this matter for meme token enthusiasts? While DATs mostly focus on blue-chip cryptos like BTC, the tools could extend to tracking emerging treasuries that dabble in meme coins. As more projects build community treasuries or DAOs with meme assets, these analytics might reveal valuation insights that influence trading strategies. Plus, in a broader sense, corporate crypto adoption often spills over into retail hype, pumping meme markets indirectly.

DefiLlama continues to build out its toolkit, from TVL aggregators to unlock trackers, all without ads or sponsorships. If you're a blockchain practitioner looking to level up, head over to their site and dive into these new charts. It's open-source data at its best, helping you stay ahead in the fast-paced world of DeFi and memes.

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