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This Tiny Nasdaq Stock Just Made a $300 Million Bet on Solana…
And One Wall Street Giant Thinks It Could Rocket to $16
— Veteran Trader
You’re about to hear the name of a stock almost no one is talking about yet — but that could soon become one of the most talked-about crypto proxy plays of this cycle.
This isn’t some random token or micro-cap crypto.
It’s a Nasdaq-listed company that just pivoted in a massive way…
And put $300 million into one of the most explosive technologies in the digital asset world today: Solana (SOL).
If you’re not familiar with Solana, it’s been called “Ethereum on steroids.”
It’s the backbone for some of the most important developments in crypto — real-time payments, tokenized stocks, on-chain trading platforms, and more.
Unlike Bitcoin, Solana isn’t just a store of value. It’s infrastructure.
And now this under-the-radar stock has quietly positioned itself as the #1 pure-play equity for exposure to Solana’s entire ecosystem.
One of the largest independent research firms, Cantor Fitgerald, on Wall Street just initiated coverage on this company with a price target of $16.
That’s nearly a 3X move from where it’s currently trading around $5/share.
Here’s what they found:
- Massive $300M Raise to acquire Solana — already deployed
- 2,000,518 SOL in the treasury — and counting
- Staking yield provides compounding exposure, unlike any ETF
- Listed on the Nasdaq — rare access for institutions & retirement funds
- Option trading just approved— a “volatility engine” in the making
And here’s the kicker…
At its current price, the stock is trading at a discount to its net crypto assets.
Let that sink in.
It’s a Blueprint for Hyper-Leveraged Gains
This company is following the playbook Michael Saylor wrote with MicroStrategy and Bitcoin — but with a high-growth, yield-bearing asset instead.
When MicroStrategy started buying Bitcoin in 2020, its stock was under $150… Within a year, it had skyrocketed past $1,000.
Could history repeat itself?
You Could Wait…
This isn’t just crypto exposure. It’s a deliberate realignment toward the future of decentralized infrastructure
But this is one of the rare opportunities where a stock gives you access to the upside of crypto — without needing a wallet, an exchange, or a single line of code.
It’s already attracting traders, hedge funds, and institutions.
And yet… almost no one in the mainstream media is talking about it — yet.
That’s why you need to act now.
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