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Canada-based infrastructure company SOL Strategies has made headlines with a significant investment made in March. Operating on the Solana 
$133 network, the company acquired 24,000 SOL tokens at an average cost of 199 Canadian dollars last month. This move increased the company’s total SOL holdings to 267,151 tokens, highlighting its long-term commitment to the Solana ecosystem.
Strengthening Through Validators
Nearly all of the SOL tokens held by the company are staked across four actively managed validators. As of March, approximately 265,295 SOL tokens were utilized for this purpose. This staked amount enhances the network’s security while allowing the company to maintain a passive income model.
During the same period, SOL Strategies also purchased three new validator nodes, including infrastructures acquired from well-known platforms such as Laine and Stakewiz. Following this investment of approximately 24.5 million dollars, the total SOL amount staked by the company increased from 1.66 million to 3.35 million. This expansion effectively doubles the validation power of SOL Strategies within the network.
Diverse Portfolio with a Focus on Solana
The company is not limiting itself to Solana alone, as it is also investing in infrastructures for various other Proof-of-Stake blockchains such as Sui, Monad, and ARCH. However, despite this diversification, it is clear that SOL Strategies maintains a primary focus on Solana. This strategy provides inter-network flexibility while allowing the company to retain its dominance on the Solana network.
Moreover, although the company holds 3,211 Bitcoin 
$84,509s in its portfolio, these assets seem to take a backseat in its operational plans. The decline in stock prices and SOL value is being monitored closely by market participants. Since Trump’s presidency, the company’s shares have dropped by 67%, while the value of the Solana token has fallen by 58%. This situation underscores the impact of market conditions on investment decisions.
Under the leadership of Leah Wald, one of the key figures in SOL Strategies, the company’s expansion strategies have become increasingly clear. The increase in the number of validators and the outreach to different blockchains provide hints of a long-term growth model. The company aims to solidify its position by developing flexible strategies in response to technological developments and market fluctuations.
