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Real estate fintech Janover doubles Solana holdings with $10.5M buy

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Real estate-focused financial technology firm Janover has acquired 80,567 Solana tokens for roughly $10.5 million.

According to an April 15 announcement, with its latest purchase, Janover’s Solana (SOL) holdings reached 163,651.7 — worth about $21.2 million, including staking rewards. With this investment, the amount of Solana per each of the 1.5 million shares reached 0.11 SOL, valued at $14.47 — an increase of 120%.

Janover stock price chart. Source: Google Finance

Janover plans to start staking the newly acquired SOL immediately to generate additional revenue. The announcement follows the company raising about $42 million with the expressed intent to enhance its digital asset treasury strategy.

The new capital was raised in a convertible note and warrants sale from Pantera Capital, Kraken, Arrington Capital, Protagonist, The Norstar Group, Third Party Ventures, Trammell Venture Partners and 11 angel investors. At the same time, a team of former Kraken executives has taken control of the company.

Joseph Onorati, former chief strategy officer at Kraken, stepped in as chairman and CEO at Janover following the group’s purchase of over 700,000 common shares and all Series A preferred stock.

Related: Real estate firm Fathom can now add Bitcoin to its balance sheet

Altcoins on the balance sheet?

Janover is one of the latest companies to decide to add digital assets to their corporate treasury. What makes it an outlier is the decision to accumulate an asset that is not Bitcoin (BTC).

The most notable example of a Bitcoin-accumulating firm is Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy). Strategy is a publicly traded business intelligence company founded as MicroStrategy in 1989.

In 2020, the firm pivoted to acquiring as much Bitcoin as possible. Strategy now holds well over 2.5% of all Bitcoin that will ever be produced.

Related: Bitcoin on corporate balance sheets: What’s the risk and reward?

Bitcoin dominates balance sheets

BitcoinTreasuries.NET data shows that Strategy holds 528,185 BTC worth nearly $44.2 billion at the time of writing. The company has leveraged debt to accumulate its Bitcoin.

Another example of a company that is now focused on accumulating Bitcoin is Metaplanet, often referred to as “Japan’s MicroStrategy.” Both companies hold Bitcoin as a hedge against inflation and as part of a broader strategy to diversify and modernize their treasuries.

According to some analysts, this strategy may soon pay off. Bitcoin is showing growing resilience to macroeconomic headwinds compared with traditional financial markets, according to a recent Wintermute report. Still, not everyone is convinced that the trend will hold, with the founder of Obchakevich Research, Alex Obchakevich, saying:

“As the trade war intensifies, Bitcoin may return to the list of risky assets. Because investors will most likely look for salvation in gold.“

Magazine: Bitcoin eyes $100K by June, Shaq to settle NFT lawsuit, and more: Hodler’s Digest, April 6 – 12

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EU authorities include HTX exchange in Russian sanctions

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The exchange, already sanctioned by the UK, is now on a list of 18 entities “providing crypto-assets services or payment services“ in defiance of the EU’s measures against Russia.

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Strive’s SATA recovers most of June decline, trades within 3% of par

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Jan3 CEO Samson Mow says the recovery could signal renewed confidence in preferred-share products used by Bitcoin treasury companies.

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House passes bill on lawmakers using insider information for stock trading

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According to Senator Elizabeth Warren, the House bill “won’t solve the problem“ of insider trading in Congress as lawmakers will still be allowed to own and sell stocks.

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Real estate fintech Janover doubles Solana holdings with $10.5M buy

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Real estate-focused financial technology firm Janover has acquired 80,567 Solana tokens for roughly $10.5 million.

According to an April 15 announcement, with its latest purchase, Janover’s Solana (SOL) holdings reached 163,651.7 — worth about $21.2 million, including staking rewards. With this investment, the amount of Solana per each of the 1.5 million shares reached 0.11 SOL, valued at $14.47 — an increase of 120%.

Janover stock price chart. Source: Google Finance

Janover plans to start staking the newly acquired SOL immediately to generate additional revenue. The announcement follows the company raising about $42 million with the expressed intent to enhance its digital asset treasury strategy.

The new capital was raised in a convertible note and warrants sale from Pantera Capital, Kraken, Arrington Capital, Protagonist, The Norstar Group, Third Party Ventures, Trammell Venture Partners and 11 angel investors. At the same time, a team of former Kraken executives has taken control of the company.

Joseph Onorati, former chief strategy officer at Kraken, stepped in as chairman and CEO at Janover following the group’s purchase of over 700,000 common shares and all Series A preferred stock.

Related: Real estate firm Fathom can now add Bitcoin to its balance sheet

Altcoins on the balance sheet?

Janover is one of the latest companies to decide to add digital assets to their corporate treasury. What makes it an outlier is the decision to accumulate an asset that is not Bitcoin (BTC).

The most notable example of a Bitcoin-accumulating firm is Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy). Strategy is a publicly traded business intelligence company founded as MicroStrategy in 1989.

In 2020, the firm pivoted to acquiring as much Bitcoin as possible. Strategy now holds well over 2.5% of all Bitcoin that will ever be produced.

Related: Bitcoin on corporate balance sheets: What’s the risk and reward?

Bitcoin dominates balance sheets

BitcoinTreasuries.NET data shows that Strategy holds 528,185 BTC worth nearly $44.2 billion at the time of writing. The company has leveraged debt to accumulate its Bitcoin.

Another example of a company that is now focused on accumulating Bitcoin is Metaplanet, often referred to as “Japan’s MicroStrategy.” Both companies hold Bitcoin as a hedge against inflation and as part of a broader strategy to diversify and modernize their treasuries.

According to some analysts, this strategy may soon pay off. Bitcoin is showing growing resilience to macroeconomic headwinds compared with traditional financial markets, according to a recent Wintermute report. Still, not everyone is convinced that the trend will hold, with the founder of Obchakevich Research, Alex Obchakevich, saying:

“As the trade war intensifies, Bitcoin may return to the list of risky assets. Because investors will most likely look for salvation in gold.“

Magazine: Bitcoin eyes $100K by June, Shaq to settle NFT lawsuit, and more: Hodler’s Digest, April 6 – 12

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EU authorities include HTX exchange in Russian sanctions

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July 24, 2026

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The exchange, already sanctioned by the UK, is now on a list of 18 entities “providing crypto-assets services or payment services“ in defiance of the EU’s measures against Russia.

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Strive’s SATA recovers most of June decline, trades within 3% of par

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July 24, 2026

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Jan3 CEO Samson Mow says the recovery could signal renewed confidence in preferred-share products used by Bitcoin treasury companies.

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House passes bill on lawmakers using insider information for stock trading

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July 24, 2026

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According to Senator Elizabeth Warren, the House bill “won’t solve the problem“ of insider trading in Congress as lawmakers will still be allowed to own and sell stocks.

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