Recently, when browsing X, I really took a few more looks at @nirvana_fi's update.

It's not the kind of "slogan-style launch," but rather, after you click in and read, you subconsciously feel: oh, this is something designed for "projects that last a long time."

Nirvana has just launched their new platform Samsara.
To put it simply:
This is a place where teams can directly issue and manage DAT (Digital Asset Treasury) on Solana.

If you've heard of MicroStrategy, then you probably understand half of it.
But Samsara is the on-chain version, and it's not for publicly listed companies, but for all Solana teams.

What was the state of treasury for many projects before?
To put it plainly: trust me, I will manage the funds well.

Bull markets are fine, but in bear markets, things start to fall apart.
It's not that they don't know how to do things, but the mechanism isn't aligned with long-term interests.

Samsara's approach is very straightforward:
Write the logic, asset structure, and underlying rules of the treasury directly on-chain.
Relying not on emotions or promises, but on mechanisms.

That's also why I think its narrative is connected to $ANA .
In the $SOL ecosystem, what is truly scarce is never new tokens, but designs that can traverse cycles.

If you've previously understood Nirvana's floor mechanism, you'll notice they've been doing one thing:
Ensuring that tokens have at least a base that can't be instantly crushed by emotions.

Samsara isn't like those projects that "launch today and take off tomorrow,"
but it is very likely to become:
an infrastructure that many teams will have to rely on in the future.

The new platform is now live:

I will continue to watch which teams will be the first to use Samsara for DAT.
And I want to hear everyone's thoughts.

Are you more concerned with:
Can this model run on Solana?
Or do you want to understand better: how exactly does that floor mechanism work to provide a safety net?