DeFi Development Corp expands treasury with an additional 110 SOL, and SOL per share jumps 48%

• DeFi Development Totals 1,42 Million Solana Tokens
• SOL staking yields US$63 per day
• Listed companies step up Solana purchases

DeFi Development Corp. (Nasdaq: DFDV) has increased its exposure to Solana by acquiring 110.000 SOL tokens for an average price of $201,68, for a total investment of approximately $22 million. This increase brings the company's total SOL holdings to 1,42 million, equivalent to approximately $273 million.

This new investment contributed to the appreciation of the solvency ratio per share (SPS), which rose to US$13,02, representing a 9% increase since the beginning of the month and a 48% jump compared to the previous month. According to the official publication: "This latest acquisition means that SOL per share of $DFDV has increased 48% in the last 30 days."

1/ Today, we announce that we've grown our treasury holdings by 110,000 $ SOL , bringing our total balance to 1,420,173 SOL ($273M)! 🚀

This latest purchase means $DFDV 's SOL Per Share (SPS) has advanced +48% over the past 30 days to 0.0675 SOL. 🧵 pic.twitter.com/CPhlbBL2zy

—DeFi Dev Corp. (DFDV) (@defidevcorp) August 15, 2025

Recognized as the first publicly traded company to adopt a treasury strategy focused exclusively on Solana, DFDV has maintained a consistent purchasing trajectory since early 2025. In July, it surpassed the 1 million SOL mark after acquiring more than 141 tokens for approximately US$19 million.

The company uses its own $5 billion credit line to finance the acquisitions, of which less than 1% has been mobilized so far. Almost all of the acquired amount is currently staked through various validators, including its own framework. Some revenue also comes from third-party delegators using its validated infrastructure.

The company claims that SOL offers operational advantages over Bitcoin, primarily due to its potential for generating staking returns. In its words: "SOL is a more productive asset than Bitcoin because it can yield staking rewards."

The results reflect the strategy's success. In the second quarter, revenue reached $1,98 million—a significant increase from the $400 recorded the previous year. Net income totaled $15,4 million, reversing a previous loss of $800. Internal estimates indicate that staking assets on validators generates approximately $63 per day.

In addition to operating its own structure, DFDV launched Treasury Accelerator, an international franchise initiative aimed at creating SOL reserves for other companies, in which DFDV acquires equity.

Solana has been gaining traction in the institutional sector. In addition to DFDV, other companies such as Upexi and BIT Mining have been increasing their allocations. In total, eight entities collectively hold approximately 5,9 million SOL—approximately US$1,09 billion—representing just over 1% of the network's total supply.