DeFi Development Corp (DFDV) said Thursday in a company statement that it purchased an additional 196,141 SOL at an average price of $202.76 per token, expanding its Solana treasury to more than 2.02 million tokens, valued at roughly $412 million.

Treasury acquisition and yield objective

The latest buy, worth $39.76 million, follows a $77 million Solana purchase on Aug. 28, which coincided with the completion of the company’s $125 million equity raise, according to corporate disclosures.

The firm said the holdings are being staked to generate yield, positioning SOL as the centerpiece of its digital asset strategy. The buildup has more than doubled the company’s Solana treasury since July 21.

DFDV stock performance

Shares of DFDV closed Thursday at $15.21, down 7.59%, before edging up to $15.36 in after‑hours trading, according to Google Finance.

The stock is up more than 1,710% year‑to‑date, but remains down 57% from its high of $35.53 on May 22.

For the June quarter, DFDV reported revenue growth of 350% year‑on‑year and a net profit margin increase of 525%. That same month, Cantor Fitzgerald initiated analyst coverage with an “overweight” rating and a $45 target price.

Solana milestone and broader context

In a separate update, Bitwise Asset Management highlighted that Solana recently reached a $100 billion market capitalization in under five years. By comparison, Google required seven years to hit the mark and Meta nine.

According to CoinGecko, Solana has climbed 26.2% in the past 30 days and is up 54.5% year‑over‑year.

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