Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth-listed WIZE (formerly Mobcast Holdings) announced on July 14 that it has acquired additional Solana (SOL) tokens, bringing its cumulative acquisition amount to over ¥1 billion. The company now holds approximately 66,458 SOL, ranking 10th globally among corporate treasuries tracked by CoinGecko's "Solana Treasury Holdings."
Three purchases in one week
WIZE executed three separate SOL purchases in July: 3,893 SOL for ¥50,003,478 on July 8, 2,035 SOL for ¥25,339,820 on July 13, and 2,050 SOL for ¥25,212,950 on July 14. The total acquisition cost was ¥100,555,348, with unit prices of ¥12,844, ¥12,452, and ¥12,299 respectively. The company stated that the purchases were made because SOL's price fell below its previous average acquisition cost of about ¥15,387, making it undervalued in its view.
Global top 10 and staking plans
After the latest buys, WIZE's total SOL holdings including staking rewards reached 66,458.07877434 SOL, with a cumulative acquisition amount of ¥1,000,399,624 and an average unit price of ¥15,053. The company claims its SOL holdings are now the largest among domestic listed companies in Japan and have risen from 11th to 10th in CoinGecko's ranking. WIZE plans to stake the newly acquired SOL, expecting increased staking rewards and validator operation income as its holdings grow.
Validator business expansion
The company entered the validator business in November 2025 through a partnership with Dawn Labs and was formally accepted into the Solana Foundation Delegation Program later that month. In March 2026, WIZE began full-scale operation of its validator, "WIZE Validator," and has been gradually migrating its SOL holdings from exchanges to its own validator. The company also cited the strategic alliance between SBI Holdings and the Solana Foundation as a tailwind for further accumulation.