| Metric | Detail |
|---|---|
| Current holdings | ~7,013,536 SOL (as of June 22) |
| Market value | ~$516 million at ~$73.60/SOL |
| Average cost basis | ~$232.08 per token |
| Total cost | ~$1.59 billion |
Strategy: Forward Industries has staked its entire Solana balance, generating gross staking APY between 6.5% and 7.2% since inception. Cumulative staking rewards have topped 112,171 SOL . The company carries no corporate debt, which leadership views as a strategic advantage
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Unrealized losses: As of mid-May 2026, when SOL traded near $91, Forward faced an unrealized loss of approximately $983 million to $1 billion . By June 20, with SOL at ~$71.75, the paper loss widened further
. The company reported a $585.65 million net loss in Q1 fiscal 2026, with $560.2 million attributable to digital asset impairment
. Revenue surged more than fourfold to $13.0 million (vs. $3.1M a year ago), driven by staking activities
. Its DAT (Digital Asset Treasury) holdings now account for approximately 3% of circulating SOL supply
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Strategy: DeFi Development Corp. is the first U.S. public company with a treasury strategy explicitly built around accumulating and compounding Solana. It tracks SOL per share (SPS) as its key performance metric and has set a long-term target of 1.0 SPS by December 2028 . Over 15% of its SOL holdings are deployed on-chain for yield, and the company conducts share buybacks to increase SPS
. It also holds over 656,000 dfdvSOL, a tokenized version of its treasury position
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Financials: Q1 2026 revenue of $4.49 million beat analyst estimates of $3.50M, but GAAP EPS of -$8.47 missed estimates of -$0.25 by a wide margin, reflecting SOL's price decline . The company reaffirmed its June 2026 SPS guidance target of 0.075 and noted a 108% year-over-year increase in SPS despite the market downturn
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Strategy: SOL Strategies operates Solana validators and infrastructure. It recently closed the acquisition of HoudiniSwap LLC for $18 million on June 1, 2026, financed through DeFi protocols without selling treasury SOL . The company transitioned from a Bitcoin-focused holding company to a Solana-focused one under former CEO Leah Wald, who stepped down in September 2025 after leading the pivot
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Based on CoinGecko data as of June 22, 2026, Upexi held approximately 2,173,204 SOL worth about $159.9 million, making it the third-largest public Solana holder . Earlier reports from September 2025 indicated Upexi held roughly 2 million SOL
. Current specifics on any planned treasury expansion could not be confirmed from available June 2026 search results.
CoinGecko's tracker also lists Sharps Technology (STSS.US) with 2,077,799 SOL ($152.9M) and Solana Company (HSDT.US) with 2,064,717 SOL ($152.0M) among the top five . Together, these firms and others bring the aggregate across all 20 tracked entities to $1.36 billion in SOL
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Forward Industries alone accounts for ~$1 billion in unrealized losses . When combined with mark-to-market losses at DeFi Development Corp and other firms, the broader institutional paper loss figure for Solana treasury companies likely exceeds $1.5 billion as of June 2026, though a precise aggregate was not available from the sourced data
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The public treasury companies explicitly frame their strategy as a Solana-native version of MicroStrategy's Bitcoin accumulation model . The key difference: MicroStrategy holds BTC without yield; Solana treasuries stake their entire holdings, generating 6.5–7.2% gross APY
. This yield partially offsets paper losses and produces recurring revenue, but as one analysis noted, staking revenue of $17.4 million was dwarfed by the $560.2 million unrealized digital asset loss
. Companies like Forward Industries emphasize SOL per share growth (analogous to MicroStrategy's BTC per share metric) and have stated they have no plans to sell
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SOL was trading near $73 as of June 20, 2026, down from its all-time high and far below the average cost basis of ~$232 held by Forward Industries . The decline explains the vast majority of the paper losses across all treasury holders.
Japanese game developer Enish (TSE: 3667) sold all its Bitcoin holdings on June 9, 2026, and pivoted to a Solana-focused DAT 2.0 active treasury strategy involving staking and validator operations . This reflects a growing trend of companies rotating from passive Bitcoin treasuries into yield-bearing Solana treasuries.
Some figures mentioned in market commentary — including a whale purchase of 234,900 SOL for $16.5M, Solana DEX volume surpassing NYSE, $5.5 million in Solana ETF outflows, and Circle minting 250 million USDC on Solana — were not found in the available search results and remain unverifiable with the sourced data. Additionally, current holdings for Upexi beyond the CoinGecko snapshot could not be confirmed from June 2026 disclosures.