Monthly inflows into digital asset treasury (DAT) companies have plummeted to approximately $555 million, marking the lowest level since October 2024, according to data from DefiLlama. This significant slowdown reflects a challenging environment for DAT firms, navigating a crypto market crash in October and a prolonged bear market that has erased much of the post-2024 U.S. election gains. Treasury inflows had previously surged above $12.3 billion following a pro-crypto regulatory shift but have faded throughout 2025, remaining below $10 billion monthly before declining sharply again.
In stark contrast, the AI-powered crypto project DeepSnitch AI (DSNT) reports robust investor interest, having raised nearly $2 million in its ongoing presale. The presale is set to conclude on March 31, 2026, after which a token claim period will commence. Exchange listings on Uniswap and other tier-1 decentralized and centralized exchanges are expected to follow shortly. The project's price has already surged 185% from its starting price of $0.0151 to $0.04313 during the presale phase.
The project distinguishes itself with five fully operational AI agents—SnitchGPT, SnitchScan, SnitchFeed, AuditSnitch, and SnitchCast—integrated into a single dashboard. These tools provide real-time market intelligence, including whale movement tracking, smart contract vulnerability scanning, and automated price analysis. The project's smart contracts have undergone dual audits by firms CoinSult and SolidProof.
Concurrently, macro strategist Lyn Alden provided a bullish outlook for Bitcoin, stating she would choose it over gold for the next two to three years. She characterized Bitcoin as "unfairly hated" at 44% below its peak while gold is at an all-time high, suggesting a potential pendulum swing in capital allocation. This sentiment aligns with broader predictions, including from Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong, who forecasted Bitcoin could reach $1 million by 2030, citing clearer U.S. regulations as a key catalyst.
The news also highlighted performance updates for other tokens. The DeFi protocol Lombard (LBRD), which focuses on unlocking Bitcoin's value through liquid staking, saw its price surge 79% on the weekly chart, trading around $1.54 with analyst predictions pointing toward $2.20. Pi Network (PI) broke past the $0.175 resistance, rising 16.8% over the past week, though its exchange supply reached a record 365.5 million coins, indicating potential selling pressure.
Other mentioned projects include Kite (KITE), trading around $0.29 with a $537 million market cap, and River (RIVER), a DeFi stablecoin project that has rallied 1,425% from its September 2025 low to trade near $19.92.
