
Five Public Solana Treasury Firms Now Hold Over $1B in SOL
Five public companies now hold more than $1 billion in SOL combined, led by Forward Industries with over 7 million tokens, per a June 2026 Decrypt report.
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Five public companies now hold more than $1 billion in SOL combined, led by Forward Industries with over 7 million tokens, per a June 2026 Decrypt report.

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