When online classes stop paying the bills, go all in on crypto? That’s the real-life plot twist for Classover, a struggling edtech firm that just signed a deal to raise up to 500M — and plans to dump 80% of it into Solana (SOL).
No, this isn’t a DAO. It’s a publicly traded U.S. company listed on NASDAQ. And it might’ve just redefined what “buy the dip” means.
Classover used to sell K–12 livestream courses during the pandemic. But post-lockdown, revenues fell nearly 100% year-over-year. Not a typo.
The firm’s liquidity ratio? Just 0.02. Basically: “we broke.” So now it’s pivoting hard — transforming into what looks like a Solana-heavy treasury vehicle.
Solana (SOL) is fast, cheap, and DeFi-native — but also volatile. The token fell under 180 recently and trades near 162. Classover’s logic?
“Buy low. Hold strong. Maybe stake it.”
They’ve already scooped up 6,472 SOL (1.05M), and are even eyeing discounted locked token deals — signaling long-term commitment to the Solana ecosystem.
This isn’t just a moonshot. There’s structure behind it:
For a company with barely any revenue, that’s either brilliant or delusional. Maybe both.
Classover CEO Ms. Luo calls this pivot “a milestone” in fusing corporate finance with blockchain. Their pitch?
It’s MicroStrategy-on-steroids — except this isn’t a tech giant. It’s an edtech startup in survival mode.
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