If I was running a DAT with a NAV below par, I’d start sending the crypto in the DAT to shareholders as a non-taxable distribution of capital which should drive the price back up to par. But how do you send a Nasdaq shareholder crypto? So what I’d really do is a second DAT equity issuance (secondary) native on @provenancefdn and trading on @Figure's ATS - just like Figure is doing with its stock. The second stock would be pari pasu in rights and privileges to the Nasdaq version, but a different security. It would also be convertible 1:1 to the Nasdaq security. I would then run a tender for the blockchain stock, where holders could swap their stock for their representative crypto ownership. That should quickly pull the price back to par. Further, holders of the blockchain stock could borrow against it to buy the underlying crypto, use the crypto as collateral to buy more stock, commingle the crypto and stock to borrow, control stock loan directly, etc. Lots of accretive value beyond the Nasdaq security. So I’m going to try and find some DATs to work on this with. And if they won’t work with us, we can take the hard route to get it done…