DatChat (DATS) Stock Price Prediction 2025–2030: Numbers, Graphs, Transparent Math, and Monthly Tables

DatChat (DATS) Stock Price Prediction 2025–2030: Numbers, Graphs, Transparent Math, and Monthly Tables

Growth and downfall: what the filings and trackers show

  • 2024 revenue: ~$436k vs ~$672k in 2023, as per the 10‑K discussion, highlighting an ultra‑small commercial base.
  • Operating expense fell from ~$8.78M (2023) to ~$5.28M (2024), narrowing the net loss from ~$8.4M to ~$4.24M according to aggregated financial summaries.
  • Quarterly revenue prints: Q3‑2024 ~$62k, Q4‑2024 ~$92k, Q1‑2025 ~$83k, all consistent with sub‑$100k quarterly cadence.
  • Price context mid‑2025: third‑party quote pages show a ~$2–3 handle with high volatility typical of micro‑caps.
  • Nasdaq has tightened reverse‑split and bid‑price rules, elevating delisting risk for issuers that rely on frequent reverse splits to regain compliance.

Five data visualizations (growth and downfall)

  1. Annual revenue trend (2023–2025 TTM est) — ultra‑low and declining.
Annual revenue remains de‑minimis and declining into 2025
  1. Quarterly revenue (Q3‑2024 to Q1‑2025) — sub‑$100k pattern.
Quarterly revenue stayed under $100k per quarter through Q1 2025
Quarterly revenue stayed under $100k per quarter through Q1 2025
  1. Multi‑panel fundamentals dashboard (revenues, losses, shares, scenario bands) — consolidated view.
Revenues remain de‑minimis; losses narrowed; share count volatile; model produces wide price bands through 2030
Revenues remain de‑minimis; losses narrowed; share count volatile; model produces wide price bands through 2030

Modeling approach and core assumptions

  • Revenue base: start from 2024 revenue ~$0.436M and build Bear (5% CAGR), Base (20% CAGR), and Bull (35% CAGR) paths to 2030.
  • P/S normalization to reflect micro‑cap, pre‑scale software economics: Bear ladder ~0.3→0.6, Base ~0.5→1.0, Bull ~0.7→1.6 by 2030.
  • Share count is volatile due to financings and potential reverse splits; scenario table uses a working set from filings and trackers plus illustrative consolidation effects.
  • Output bands are grouped for 2025–2030 in the scenario chart; monthly tables below map the Base case to a seasonality glidepath.

Calculations

Core formula: Price_per_share = (P/S × Revenue) ÷ Shares

Anchors

Revenue_2024 = 0.436 (USD millions)

Shares_working_path (millions; post-consolidation illustrative): 2025=4.30, 2026=4.60, 2027=4.90, 2028=5.20, 2029=5.50, 2030=5.80

Revenue scenarios (USD millions)

Bear (≈5% CAGR off 0.436): 2025=0.458, 2026=0.481, 2027=0.505, 2028=0.530, 2029=0.557, 2030=0.585

Base (≈20% CAGR): 2025=0.523, 2026=0.628, 2027=0.754, 2028=0.905, 2029=1.086, 2030=1.303

Bull (≈35% CAGR): 2025=0.588, 2026=0.794, 2027=1.072, 2028=1.448, 2029=1.956, 2030=2.642

P/S ladders by scenario (→2030)

Bear: {0.30, 0.33, 0.36, 0.40, 0.50, 0.60}

Base: {0.50, 0.65, 0.80, 0.95, 1.00, 1.00}

Bull: {0.70, 0.95, 1.20, 1.35, 1.50, 1.60}

Base per‑share prices (USD)

2025: (0.50×0.523)/4.30 = 0.0608

2026: (0.65×0.628)/4.60 = 0.0887

2027: (0.80×0.754)/4.90 = 0.1231

2028: (0.95×0.905)/5.20 = 0.1654

2029: (1.00×1.086)/5.50 = 0.1975

2030: (1.00×1.303)/5.80 = 0.2247

Bear per‑share (USD)

2025: (0.30×0.458)/4.30 = 0.0319

2026: (0.33×0.481)/4.60 = 0.0345

2027: (0.36×0.505)/4.90 = 0.0371

2028: (0.40×0.530)/5.20 = 0.0408

2029: (0.50×0.557)/5.50 = 0.0506

2030: (0.60×0.585)/5.80 = 0.0605

Bull per‑share (USD)

2025: (0.70×0.588)/4.30 = 0.0957

2026: (0.95×0.794)/4.60 = 0.1639

2027: (1.20×1.072)/4.90 = 0.2625

2028: (1.35×1.448)/5.20 = 0.3757

2029: (1.50×1.956)/5.50 = 0.5336

2030: (1.60×2.642)/5.80 = 0.7293

Year‑wise monthly price tables (Base case only)

Method: each year’s Base average from the HTML block is seasonally distributed (−4% in January to +4% in December, linear), which can be scaled to Bear (×0.52) or Bull (×3.25) if desired to approximate the scenario dispersion in early years.

2025 (Base ≈ $0.0608)

MonthPrice ($)
Jan0.0584
Feb0.0589
Mar0.0594
Apr0.0598
May0.0603
Jun0.0608
Jul0.0613
Aug0.0617
Sep0.0622
Oct0.0627
Nov0.0632
Dec0.0639

2026 (Base ≈ $0.0887)

MonthPrice ($)
Jan0.0851
Feb0.0857
Mar0.0863
Apr0.0869
May0.0876
Jun0.0887
Jul0.0898
Aug0.0909
Sep0.0920
Oct0.0931
Nov0.0942
Dec0.0952

2027 (Base ≈ $0.1231)

MonthPrice ($)
Jan0.1182
Feb0.1188
Mar0.1196
Apr0.1204
May0.1213
Jun0.1231
Jul0.1244
Aug0.1257
Sep0.1270
Oct0.1282
Nov0.1295
Dec0.1288

2028 (Base ≈ $0.1654)

MonthPrice ($)
Jan0.1588
Feb0.1598
Mar0.1610
Apr0.1623
May0.1636
Jun0.1654
Jul0.1670
Aug0.1686
Sep0.1703
Oct0.1719
Nov0.1736
Dec0.1729

2029 (Base ≈ $0.1975)

MonthPrice ($)
Jan0.1896
Feb0.1906
Mar0.1919
Apr0.1932
May0.1945
Jun0.1975
Jul0.1991
Aug0.2011
Sep0.2031
Oct0.2051
Nov0.2071
Dec0.2059

2030 (Base ≈ $0.2247)

MonthPrice ($)
Jan0.2157
Feb0.2169
Mar0.2186
Apr0.2204
May0.2223
Jun0.2247
Jul0.2265
Aug0.2283
Sep0.2302
Oct0.2320
Nov0.2338
Dec0.2327

Risk factors and compliance considerations

  • Revenues remain de‑minimis; sustaining operations likely requires ongoing external capital or a sharp acceleration in product monetization.
  • Nasdaq has tightened the framework for reverse splits and minimum bid compliance, raising the delisting risk profile for micro‑caps that rely on frequent splits.
  • Share‑count changes and any additional consolidations can materially alter per‑share math even if enterprise value is stable.

Disclaimer

This article is for information and education only and is not investment advice, an offer, or a solicitation; forward‑looking statements are uncertain and actual results may differ materially due to market conditions, financing, regulatory, operational execution, and listing‑compliance outcomes. Past performance is not indicative of future results, micro‑cap securities can be extremely volatile and illiquid, and capital loss is possible.

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