TL;DR
Solana Company raised its SOL holdings to more than 2.3 million tokens and achieved a compounded annual yield of 7.03%, surpassing the 6.67% average of top institutional validators.
The increase of roughly one million tokens since early October has been key to strengthening its presence in the Solana ecosystem and reinforcing its active management model designed to maximize asset value per share.
According to the company, its subsidiaries also hold over $15 million in cash and stablecoins allocated to its digital treasury strategy. These funds are managed through institutional-grade validators, with all rewards automatically restaked to enhance compounded returns without compromising liquidity or custody of underlying assets.
Cosmo Jiang, General Partner at Pantera Capital and Board Observer at Solana Company, explained that the firm increased its holdings by 5% in less than a month and that its yield exceeds benchmark indexes by more than 35 basis points. He stated that this performance reflects the strength of the company’s active management model, which combines capital markets execution with yield generation on the blockchain.
The company aims to align intrinsic value growth with Solana’s network expansion through disciplined capital allocation and full transparency in operations. Institutional interest has surged following recent ecosystem achievements, which have positioned the network as one of the most productive and widely adopted in the industry.
The Solana blockchain processes over 3,500 transactions per second, maintains around 3.7 million daily active wallets, and offers a native yield close to 7%, establishing it as an efficient infrastructure for long-term investment strategies.
At the end of the session, the SOL token was trading near $199.69, with a market capitalization of $109.7 billion and a 7.75% weekly gain
