The asset manager said its first-quarter 2026 holdings across several Solana treasury companies totaled about $40 million, pointing to measured exposure to Solana-linked corporate vehicles.
Vanguard, described in the source as the world’s second-largest asset manager with around $12 trillion in global assets under management, disclosed positions across several Solana treasury companies in the first quarter of 2026. The combined exposure was reported at $40 million. The disclosure indicates that a major traditional asset manager held positions tied to companies using Solana-focused treasury strategies, a structure in which corporate balance sheets or related vehicles hold exposure linked to the Solana ecosystem. Based on the source, no company-by-company breakdown, filing type, or individual position sizes were provided.