Solana Company shares rise 14% on credit backed by SOL staking.

• Solana Company shares surge 14% on SOL staking loan.
• Anchorage and Kamino integrate custody and on-chain liquidity.
• Institutions access credit without selling cryptocurrencies SOL

Shares linked to Solana rose sharply after the company announced an institutional lending structure based on SOL staking. The market reacted positively to the possibility of freeing up liquidity from treasury reserves without the need for direct token sales.

As a result, the company's shares closed the trading session at US$2,21, accumulating a daily increase of 14%. The movement reflected the growing interest in models that combine income generation with access to credit, especially among companies exposed to the Solana ecosystem.

The new structure allows institutions to use SOL in native staking as collateral to obtain loans. The assets remain under qualified custody while continuing to generate rewards, which preserves treasury strategies even during periods of pressure in the cryptocurrency market.

The transaction involves Anchorage Digital, which expanded its Atlas platform through integration with Kamino, in collaboration with Solana Company. In this arrangement, Anchorage oversees the collateral held at Anchorage Digital Bank NA, while Kamino provides the on-chain lending infrastructure within the Solana network.

The model also incorporates automated loan-to-value ratio monitoring and margin control mechanisms. In this way, institutions can use interest-bearing collateral while maintaining compliance standards and reducing counterparty risk.

Under the tripartite control agreement, borrowers hold their SOLs in segregated custody accounts, even while accessing credit lines. Rule-based settlements are executed automatically when necessary, creating a bridge between regulated custody and decentralized markets.

Cosmo Jiang, managing partner of Pantera Capital and board member of Solana Company, highlighted the impact of the initiative. He stated: “This structure demonstrates how an institutional-level infrastructure can unlock deeper participation in Solana.”

He then added: "This is a great example of how regulated custody and on-chain lending can work together within the Solana ecosystem."

He concluded: "In short, this scalable model is the model that other treasury firms will follow and that institutional investors will demand."

The launch comes amid the growing professionalization of staking strategies involving SOL. Companies focused on Solana have been treating income obtained from staking as a significant source of revenue.

Recently, SOL Strategies introduced a net staking token backed by over 500 SOL. Meanwhile, Sharps Technology reported an annualized return of nearly 7% from treasury operations, while Upexi recorded a quarterly loss linked to accounting adjustments, despite expanding staking revenue.

The advancement of this structure signals greater integration between institutional credit, qualified custody, and on-chain liquidity within the Solana-based cryptocurrency market.