Sol Strategies (HODL) investor relations material

Strategic vision and market positioning

• Positioned as a technology infrastructure provider for the Solana blockchain, focusing on enabling traditional finance to move on-chain and earning revenue from every transaction and epoch processed on Solana.

• Emphasizes regulated, audited, and compliant operations, with public listings on both the Canadian Securities Exchange and Nasdaq.

• Holds approximately 460,000 Solana as treasury, but core business is infrastructure and transaction-based revenue, not just asset holding.

• Serves major institutional clients such as VanEck and ARK Invest for staking and validator services.

• Maintains a lean operational model, prioritizing top-line growth with controlled expenses.

Product and technology development

• Built and operates validators with 99.99999% uptime, supporting over 34,000 unique staking wallets, representing about 5.5% of all Solana wallets.

• Launched Stake Sol, a liquid staking token, in January 2026, offering users flexibility and additional yield opportunities in DeFi.

• Acquired Zyga Technology and Houdini Swap in 2026, expanding cross-chain trading and privacy capabilities across 120 blockchains.

• Houdini Swap enables compliant privacy routing for trades, allowing users to select routes based on speed, price, and privacy, with revenue generated from exchange routing fees.

• Integrates privacy technology to address transparency concerns in blockchain transactions, aiming to match privacy expectations of traditional finance.

Industry trends and growth opportunities

• Observes exponential growth in stablecoin and on-chain banking, with major financial institutions building on Solana.

• Notes that over 50% of Houdini Swap’s volume involves Solana, highlighting the blockchain’s central role in cross-chain activity.

• Sees volatility as a revenue driver for trading businesses, with increased activity during market swings.

• Identifies payments and other verticals as future growth areas, with plans for opportunistic acquisitions and integration into existing infrastructure.

• Regulatory clarity, such as the anticipated CLARITY Act, is expected to unlock further adoption and value for blockchain-based financial services.