12.04.2025 11:23
The commercial real estate financing platform Janover has made a $9.6 million investment in Solana (SOL) as part of its new digital asset treasury strategy. The company plans to accumulate over 83,000 SOL, stake these assets, and operate a validator, while the share value has increased by more than 1,100%.
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After Janover's board approved the new treasury policy last Friday, the company's shares recorded a record increase. The company, which describes itself as "an AI-powered online platform that connects the commercial real estate sector by providing data and software subscriptions," has shifted towards a cryptocurrency strategy following its $42 million funding round.
Janover Increased Share Value by 1,100% with Solana Investment
The company's CEO, Joseph Onorati, stated, "Our goal is to be the most efficient and transparent tool for cryptocurrency accumulation in public markets." Shortly after completing the new strategy, the company made its first SOL purchase, distinguishing itself from other companies in the sector with this approach.
Janover will immediately start staking its SOL position and will generate income while supporting the Solana Blockchain network. The company's total SOL assets currently stand at 83,084, valued at approximately $9.6 million.
COO and CIO Parker White said, "Execution speed and clarity are at the center of our strategy." While the company plans to continue developing its SOL position, he emphasized that the current market conditions present an attractive opportunity to take this step.
Janover is positioned as the next evolution of the cryptocurrency treasury model. Onorati noted that they believe Bitcoin is the best store of value, while aiming to leverage the advantages of Solana being at an earlier stage of its lifecycle and structurally reflexive.
Solana's greater volatility compared to Bitcoin is seen as a feature rather than a flaw in Janover's model. This volatility enables premium capture, faster growth, and more efficient capital utilization. Additionally, the company aims to create combined growth potential by staking its treasury and earning validator rewards.
This development occurred in a volatile market environment influenced by President Donald Trump's tariff policies affecting investors. Solana has recently attracted attention with significant institutional moves such as Fidelity's spot ETF application, PayPal expanding its cryptocurrency offerings, and the launch of futures on CME.
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