From NASDAQ tickers to DeFi treasuries, Solana is breaking into the corporate balance sheet game. With 8.887M SOL now in institutional vaults, firms are treating SOL like a strategic treasury asset — not just a utility token.
This isn’t just another “tech company buys some coins” story. It mirrors Bitcoin’s 2020 corporate wave, when treasuries turned BTC into digital gold. Now, firms are carving out space for SOL as a yield-bearing balance sheet asset.
What they’re signaling:
Pantera’s Marco Santori put it bluntly:
“Crypto funds are moving from behind the scenes to the forefront, actively shaping DAT companies’ strategies.”
Solana isn’t “just another blockchain.” Think of it as:
If Bitcoin = digital gold, Solana = digital super-platform.
SOL, the token:
Cost? Less than 1 in SOL covers hundreds of transactions.
Why park SOL in reserves? Yield.
That’s why Sharps Technology, DeFi Development Corp, and Upexi aren’t just stacking SOL — they’re staking it.
Institutional treasuries adopting SOL = next-gen finance experiment.
13 firms, led by NASDAQ-listed Sharps Technology, now hold 8.887M SOL (1.55% of supply). With over 1B staked at 6.86% APY, Solana is officially crossing into the corporate treasury era — echoing Bitcoin’s 2020 playbook. If institutions keep stacking, SOL won’t just power dApps… it could reshape global balance sheets.
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