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Business · Cryptocurrency · published 2026-10-12 · via The Block

DeFi Development lifts Solana treasury by 12% while CHAD preferred shares set highs

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DeFi Development added 22,070 SOL last week, bringing its total holdings to 2.59 million SOL. The increase represented a 12% rise in its Solana position. Its CHAD preferred stock reached record highs even as the broader market sold off.

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DeFi Development increased its Solana holdings by 22,070 SOL in the past week. That addition pushed its total position to 2.59 million SOL, a 12% expansion of its Solana treasury.

The move coincided with CHAD preferred shares reaching record levels. That happened while the wider market was selling off, making the preferred stock's high stand out against the broader backdrop.

Context

The disclosure may draw more attention to corporate crypto treasuries and Solana-linked exposure. Investors in DeFi Development and CHAD preferred shares could be affected by sentiment around those holdings, while market observers may watch whether such treasury strategies influence broader perceptions of digital-asset risk. It could also shape how other firms consider holding crypto on balance sheets, though outcomes remain uncertain.

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