According to @lookonchain, Florida-based DeFi Development Corp (DFDV) has significantly expanded its Solana treasury by purchasing an additional 17,760 SOL tokens for approximately $2.72 million. This acquisition brings the firm's total holdings to 640,585 SOL, valued at around $98.1 million, with all newly acquired tokens designated for staking to earn native yield and support network decentralization. The move signals strong institutional confidence, a sentiment echoed by Syncracy Capital Co-Founder Ryan Watkins, who stated that Solana appears set to lead the 'tokenization of everything.' This narrative is further supported by record-high CME Futures volume for SOL, indicating deepening engagement from sophisticated investors. From a technical perspective, analysis showed SOL facing resistance at $156 and later near the $148 level, while establishing support at $150.35 and $143.02. Current market data shows the SOL/USDT pair trading at $156.91.

According to @rovercrc, the trend of corporate Bitcoin (BTC) adoption is accelerating with two significant moves. Norwegian deep-sea mining firm Green Minerals (GEM) announced a $1.2 billion BTC treasury strategy, initiating it with a purchase of four bitcoins for approximately $420,000, despite its stock price falling nearly 20% following the news. The company cited Bitcoin's properties as a hedge against inflation. Separately, real estate investor Grant Cardone's firm, Cardone Capital, added 1,000 BTC (worth over $100 million) to its balance sheet and plans to acquire an additional 3,000 BTC by year-end. This growing institutional confidence is highlighted by data showing a 13% increase in companies holding Bitcoin over the past month, bringing the total to over 245 firms with more than $88 billion in BTC reserves.

According to @ai_9684xtpa, Ether (ETH) is facing significant price pressure, falling to levels around $2,418 amid a broader crypto market selloff influenced by U.S. political volatility. Technical analysis indicates a bearish trend, with ETH breaking below the $2,460 support level. However, this price weakness contrasts sharply with strong accumulation signals from large entities. On-chain data from Glassnode reveals that whale wallets (holding 1,000 to 10,000 ETH) have been accumulating at a rate not seen since 2017, with daily net inflows exceeding 800,000 ETH. Concurrently, institutional adoption is growing; SharpLink Gaming (Nasdaq: SBET) acquired an additional 9,468 ETH, bringing its total treasury holdings to 198,167 ETH. Additionally, BitMine (NYSE American: BMNR) announced a $250 million private placement to fund its own Ethereum treasury strategy, backed by firms like Pantera and Galaxy Digital. This divergence presents a critical scenario for traders, pitting short-term bearish price action against long-term bullish accumulation by both whales and public companies.

According to @StockMKTNewz, Nasdaq-listed SharpLink Gaming (SBET) experienced extreme volatility after pivoting to an Ethereum (ETH) treasury strategy. The company's stock initially plunged 70% in after-hours trading following an SEC filing that enabled investors from a private placement to sell up to 58.7 million shares, as explained by BTCS CEO Charles Allen. Despite this sell-off pressure, SharpLink subsequently announced it had acquired 176,271 ETH for nearly $463 million, making it the largest publicly traded holder of Ethereum. The firm utilized $79 million from its at-the-market (ATM) stock facility to help fund the purchase. However, the news did not prevent a sharp decline, with SBET shares remaining down 66% in Friday trading, though still up approximately 500% since its crypto strategy was announced in May with backing from investors like ConsenSys, Galaxy, and Pantera Capital.

According to AltcoinGordon, Brazil's Méliuz has approved a new treasury strategy that allows up to 10% of cash reserves to be allocated in Bitcoin. The company has already secured 45.72 BTC for $4.1M, indicating a significant move towards cryptocurrency adoption in corporate treasury strategies.