In a bold move to modernize institutional finance, Mercurity Fintech has secured a $200 million equity line from Solana Ventures to launch a next-generation digital treasury strategy built on the SOL blockchain. This move could serve as a template for how publicly traded companies can align with Web3 ecosystems while tapping into the full spectrum of decentralized financial tools.
MFH Joins Growing List Of Institutions Building Directly On Solana
Crypto Coin Show reported a press release on X that Mercurity Fintech Holding Inc. (Nasdaq: MFH) has secured a $200 million equity line from SOL Ventures to launch a Solana-based digital treasury strategy. Mercurity will purchase SOL tokens, generate yield through staking, and operate a validator node on the Solana blockchain. The company plans to invest in tokenized finance and real-world assets within the Solana ecosystem.
This initiative positions MFH as a long-term institutional participant in the SOL ecosystem, advancing beyond fintech infrastructure. Through its newly announced $200 million equity line agreement with Solana Ventures, MFH is launching a bold on-chain treasury strategy that embeds the company directly into SOL’s high-performance blockchain network.
The MFH SOL strategy focuses on accumulating a large position in Solana-based (SOL) to build a high-value treasury, generating long-term yield through staking, validator nodes, and SOL decentralized finance (DeFi) protocols. Meanwhile, it will be investing in Solana-based projects, such as real-world assets and tokenized finance products.
MFH is evolving beyond fintech infrastructure to engage directly in the value creation and utility of decentralized networks, said Wilfred Daye, the Chief Strategy Officer of MFH. SOL is emerging as a high-performance blockchain layer for tokenized assets, with its unmatched transaction speed, low costs, real-time payments, institutional-grade DeFi applications, and growing regulatory acceptance.
How Solana Is Redefining Decentralized Infrastructure
In a post shared by TBPN on the X platform, Anatoly Yakovenko, co-founder of Solana, has explained what decentralization means for the network and where it truly matters. SOL has always been about decentralizing how blocks are made, how transactions are ordered, and where it counts, Yakovenko said.
The validator requires more robust hardware because the network is built for high throughput and real-time performance. Anyone meeting the hardware technical requirements can join the network.
In the meantime, the founder stated that SOL Labs is not employing anyone who builds the protocol anymore. Rather, the team is now focused on building Solana Sage phone and pushing toward mobile-first Web3 access. This signals a shift toward true decentralization in governance and development.
