
DFDV’s latest $22 million Solana purchase raises total holdings to $273 million, with all new tokens staked to boost yield and secure the network amid growing institutional SOL demand.
DeFi Development Corp. (Nasdaq: DFDV) has expanded its Solana holdings by acquiring 110,000 SOL at an average price of $201.68, worth about $22 million. This raises its total to 1,420,173 SOL and equivalents, valued around $273 million. SOL per share increased 9% since August 4, and 48% over the past month, reaching 0.0675 SOL, or $13.02. The company confirmed all new holdings are staked across multiple validators, including its own, to earn yield and secure the Solana network. Powered partly by a $122.5 million convertible debt raise led by Cantor Fitzgerald, DFDV is pursuing a long-term accumulation strategy, also running validators for projects like Dogwifhat and launching the DFDV Treasury Accelerator program. Institutional interest in Solana is rising, with eight entities collectively holding over $1B in SOL, and Solana recently surpassed Ethereum in 24-hour perpetuals trading volume.