Digital asset companies are evolving from passive "HODLers" to active treasury managers, employing sophisticated strategies to generate yield and grow their holdings. While this approach offers significant benefits, such as non-dilutive growth and enhanced network security, it also introduces a new class of risks. Smart contract vulnerabilities, slashing risks, and counterparty risks are major concerns that must be addressed with robust security practices. Ultimately, the success and security of these DATs will depend on a strong commitment to transparency, rigorous third-party audits, and secure, institutional-grade key management practices.