Classover Buys $550M in Solana, Stock Jumps 40%

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Nasdaq-listed edtech firm Classover Holdings (NASDAQ: KIDZ) has announced a major strategic pivot with a massive $550 million Solana (SOL) purchase, forming the foundation of its own Solana treasury reserve. The company signed a $500 million securities purchase agreement with Solana Growth Ventures LLC via senior secured convertible notes. As part of the initial closing, Classover secured an $11 million financing deal, offering noteholders the right to convert into Class B common stock at a steep 200% premium.

The move immediately sparked investor confidence, with KIDZ stock surging 40% on Monday, closing at $3.72. For a company grappling with liquidity challenges — its current ratio sits at just 0.02 — this capital infusion marks a critical financial lifeline. Classover CEO Ms. Luo described the partnership as a “pivotal milestone,” emphasizing the firm’s long-term commitment to crypto integration, particularly Solana.

80% of Funds Earmarked for SOL Acquisition

Under the agreement terms, a minimum of 80% of the net proceeds from the convertible notes will go toward Solana purchases. Notably, this initiative is separate from an earlier $400 million equity agreement, pushing Classover’s total potential financing capacity for its Solana reserve to an eye-popping $900 million.

The company had already started building its reserve prior to this deal, purchasing 6,472 SOL tokens worth approximately $1.05 million. As Solana gains greater traction in institutional circles, Classover’s aggressive positioning reflects broader market sentiment shifting toward altcoins as part of treasury diversification.

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Crypto Treasuries Go Mainstream With BTC, ETH, SOL

Classover’s bold entry into Solana holdings mirrors a growing trend among public companies. NewGen Group recently rolled out a $30 million SOL staking strategy, while Sharplink Gaming revealed a $425 million Ethereum treasury. Meanwhile, BTCS added another 1,000 ETH to its holdings, now totaling 13,500 ETH.

Following the Classover announcement, SOL’s price ticked up 2% to $158, signaling positive market reception. As corporate treasuries increasingly embrace digital assets like BTC, ETH, and SOL, this latest development could further elevate Solana’s status as a serious contender in the crypto-financial landscape.

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