Solana News Today: "Solana Treasury Allocates Billions in Staking, Offering 7.7% Returns Amid Ongoing Market Skepticism About Crypto Rebound"
- Upexi , a Nasdaq-listed Solana treasury firm, reported $66.7M net income in Q1 2026, driven by $78M in unrealized gains from its 2.18M SOL holdings. - The Solana treasury sector now holds 24.2M SOL ($3.44B), with Upexi ranking fourth and staking yields averaging 7.7% as a corporate asset class. - Market volatility triggered defensive moves like Upexi's $50M share buyback, while its stock trades at 0.68x NAV amid broader crypto skepticism. - Solana's on-chain activity outpaces Ethereum , with TVL reaching
Upexi, a Solana-centric treasury company listed on Nasdaq,
The Solana treasury industry as a whole is experiencing rapid growth,
At the same time, Solana's on-chain metrics remain strong, with
Allan Marshall, Upexi's CEO,
The rapid expansion of Solana-based treasury operations is transforming digital asset management, as companies use blockchain to safeguard capital and generate income. As more institutions get involved, the distinction between traditional treasury assets and crypto holdings continues to
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