Since October, many projects have been silent in the Bear Market, but Aethir is different. At the beginning of December, it released its annual summary for 2025 and strategic plan for 2026, where the most noteworthy move is the strategic Computing Power reserve.

If we talk about the hottest concept in 2025, DAT (Digital Asset Library) is definitely one of them. This trend is sweeping through strongly, and the entity behind it is MicroStrategy.

How does MicroStrategy play this game? The strategy is very simple: first, buy Bitcoin and put it on the balance sheet. When Bitcoin rises, it is recorded as profit, and an increase in profit can drive up the stock price. Once the stock price goes up, they use this expectation to issue convertible bonds for financing, and then use the money raised to continue buying Bitcoin—this forms a cycle.

Sounds good, but here comes the problem: Aethir's strategic Computing Power reserves are fundamentally different from this set of DAT logic. DAT is essentially still playing the game of asset appreciation, while Aethir's reserve system is actually paving the way for the explosion of enterprise-level AI Computing Power. This is not just a simple financial operation, but a technical strategic layout centered around actual demand.

How Aethir will proceed in 2026 depends on the reserves of 2025, which serve as the foundation. If DAT relies on the appreciation of the assets themselves, Aethir bets on the growth in demand for the entire enterprise computing power market – the underlying logic of the two is completely different.