Solmate Infrastructure adds 1,000 SOL, bringing holdings to about 1.25 million

Solmate Infrastructure adds 1,000 SOL, bringing holdings to about 1.25 million

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2026-08-20 12:08:01
Solmate Infrastructure, a Nasdaq-listed Solana treasury company, said it has added 1,000 SOL to its holdings, according to a report cited by ChainCatcher from Businesswire. The latest purchase brings the company’s total SOL position to about 1.25 million tokens. Based on the company’s disclosure, the estimated market value of those SOL holdings stands at roughly $102.2 million. The company also addressed its recent move into AI infrastructure. Solmate said the shift does not change its long-term commitment to the Solana ecosystem. That clarification came alongside the announcement of the additional SOL purchase, tying the company’s treasury update to its broader strategic messaging. The statement centers on two points: a higher SOL balance and a reaffirmation that its AI infrastructure push will not alter its existing Solana-focused positioning.

Solmate Infrastructure, a Nasdaq-listed Solana treasury company, has added 1,000 SOL to its holdings, according to Businesswire in a report cited by ChainCatcher.

After the purchase, the company’s total SOL holdings reached about 1.25 million tokens. The value of those holdings is estimated at roughly $102.2 million.

Solmate also said that while it has started moving into the AI infrastructure sector, that strategic shift will not change its long-term commitment to the Solana ecosystem.

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