Canadian Stock Exchange-Listed Firm Sol Strategies Files with SEC to Trade on Nasdaq Under the Ticker “STKE”
June 19, 2025 – Toronto, ON — Sol Strategies, a Canadian Stock Exchange-listed digital asset firm, has filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for approval to list its shares on the Nasdaq under the proposed ticker symbol “STKE.”
The strategic move signals Sol Strategies’ intent to expand its investor base and tap into broader capital markets as interest in blockchain-native companies continues to surge. The firm has built its reputation around deep integration with the Solana blockchain ecosystem, actively acquiring $SOL tokens as a treasury asset and operating a network of Solana validators to help secure and decentralize the chain.
“Listing on Nasdaq represents a natural next step in our growth,” said a spokesperson for Sol Strategies. “It brings us closer to U.S. investors and affirms our long-term conviction in the Solana ecosystem.”
The company’s treasury strategy mirrors that of early Bitcoin-forward firms, but with a Solana-native thesis. By holding $SOL and operating validators, Sol Strategies earns staking rewards while strengthening its on-chain presence—a business model increasingly explored by crypto-native entities seeking yield and alignment with blockchain infrastructure.
The SEC filing comes amid a growing trend of digital asset companies seeking U.S. listings, betting on regulatory clarity and broader institutional adoption. If approved, the Nasdaq listing would mark a milestone for Sol Strategies as one of the first Canadian firms rooted in the Solana ecosystem to list on a major U.S. exchange.
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