DeFi Development Corp. made another move to grow its Solana portfolio. On July 3, 2025, the company bought 17,760 SOL. It paid an average price of $153.10 per token. The total value of the transaction reached about $2.72 million. The purchase adds to the company’s growing digital asset holdings.
After this latest buy, the company now holds around 640,585 SOL and similar assets. The total value of its SOL position stands close to $98.1 million. This amount includes staking rewards. DeFi Development Corp. continues to treat SOL as its core treasury asset.
DeFi connects token strategy to shares
The company links its token position to share metrics. It reports 14,740,779 shares outstanding. That means it holds about 0.042 SOL for each share. Based on current prices, this translates to $6.65 worth of SOL per share.
DeFi Development Corp. aims to hold the new SOL long-term. It plans to stake them to earn more rewards. Some of the staking will take place on its validator systems. Others will go to outside validators. This approach supports yield generation while backing the Solana network.
The company actively participates in the Solana ecosystem. It builds validator infrastructure. It earns rewards and fees from the delegated stake. The company also explores other DeFi opportunities on Solana. The goal is to grow with the network while helping to power it.
DeFi focuses on SOL and SaaS growth
Outside of crypto, the company provides software tools for the real estate sector. It connects users in multifamily and commercial property markets. Its platform supports over a million users each year. These users include lenders, developers, service providers, and financial institutions.
The company’s products run on a subscription model. DeFi Development Corp. ties its business strategy to both blockchain innovation and real-world applications. It remains focused on SOL accumulation and staking.
At the same time, it continues to grow its SaaS platform for commercial real estate. The company said it will keep the public updated. It plans to share details on future treasury changes through releases and filings.
