Publicly traded companies raise $1 billion to bet on Solana, digital assets are becoming a standard configuration for mainstream institutions.

2025-12-23 15:40:11

Recently, a listed company submitted a temporary suspension registration application to the SEC, intending to raise up to $1 billion. How will this money be spent? In addition to daily operations and some acquisitions, the focus is on asset management for Solana.

Specifically, their strategy involves a large-scale acquisition, holding, and staking of SOL tokens. This is not just short-term speculation, but rather integrating SOL as part of the long-term asset allocation into the company's balance sheet. This move joins them into a relatively niche but interesting club - those publicly traded companies that treat digital assets as a core strategy.

From a market perspective, this reflects a significant increase in the recognition of the Solana ecosystem by traditional financial institutions. When big money starts to enter the market and hold positions for the long term, it does provide some support for the development expectations of the SOL ecosystem.

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AirdropHarvester

· 2025-12-26 09:31

1 billion USD invested in Solana, are institutions really starting to play the long game? Is SOL now stable? --- Both financing and staking, in simple terms, indicate confidence in ecosystem development. Capital intuition has always been sharp. --- A listed company going all-in on SOL—this signal is strong enough, and ecosystem recognition is rapidly increasing. --- Wow, big institutions are entering for the long haul, while retail investors are still wavering. The gap is significant. --- Betting 1 billion USD on SOL—if it crashes, that would be so embarrassing... but logically, it still makes sense. --- Staking SOL for long-term allocation—that's the institutional approach. We should learn from it.

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MultiSigFailMaster

· 2025-12-23 16:02

1 billion on SOL, this is really going all in, big institutions are starting to get serious --- Wow, even publicly listed companies are starting to stake SOL for long-term allocation? Is this serious or just a gamble? --- Oh this... TradFi is finally coming in to catch a falling knife, should have said it earlier --- Staking SOL into the balance sheet, this operation is really harsh, is SOL about to da moon? --- 1 billion dollars, brother, this isn't hype, that's real allocation, feeling like the SOL ecosystem is about to break through --- Institutions entering the market is different, instantly feels like SOL has something --- Long-term holdings of SOL... looks like big capital has seen through it long ago, while we're still hesitating --- They really dare to invest, is 1 billion just going to waste? Or do they really think SOL has potential --- This is how institutions play, while we retail investors are still watching Candlestick charts, they have already made allocations --- SOL is about to become a mainstream standard, but will this wave be another prelude to being played for suckers...

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PoolJumper

· 2025-12-23 15:51

$1 billion all in SOL, this guy is really betting it all, a long-term holding means he is optimistic about the ecosystem.

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NotAFinancialAdvice

· 2025-12-23 15:45

Finally, smart money has started to position itself, betting 1 billion USD on SOL? Now Solana has really taken the stage. Major institutions are quietly hoarding coins, while we are still debating whether to enter a position. Staking SOL for long-term holdings, that’s what true faith looks like, not that kind of praising when it rises and cursing when it falls. Wait, doesn’t this mean institutions are optimistic, but retail investors haven’t reacted yet? This is how big money plays, steadily allocating assets, unlike us who look at Candlestick charts every day. This wave for SOL can be considered out of the ordinary, even established listed companies are starting to seriously consider on-chain assets. But to be honest, 1 billion USD is nothing for a publicly listed company with a market capitalization of several hundred billion, it just depends on whether there will be more following suit. Institutional holdings are the best endorsement, more effective than any finance celebrity hype.

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