Classover Holdings (NASDAQ: KIDZ) has announced a bold strategic pivot: a $550 million purchase agreement for Solana (SOL) to form a crypto-backed treasury reserve. The Nasdaq-listed edtech firm signed a $500 million securities purchase agreement via senior secured convertible notes with Solana Growth Ventures LLC, positioning itself as a major corporate holder of the altcoin.
Following the announcement, KIDZ stock surged 40%, closing at $3.72 on Monday, signaling strong investor enthusiasm.
The deal includes an $11 million initial convertible note, which can be exchanged into Class B common stock at a 200% premium over the pre-closing share price—a move that gives early backers substantial upside potential.
80% of Proceeds to Fund SOL Buys
Per the agreement terms, Classover is required to allocate 80% of net proceeds toward Solana purchases. This initiative is distinct from an earlier $400 million equity purchase agreement, which brings the company’s total potential crypto financing power to $900 million.
Key Facts:
- Initial SOL purchase: 6,472 tokens (~$1.05 million)
- Funding partners: Solana Growth Ventures LLC
- Note structure: Senior secured convertible notes
- Share conversion premium: 200%
- KIDZ stock performance: +40% in one day
The company’s current ratio of 0.02, as reported by InvestingPro, underscores financial pressure, and this move may offer Classover greater liquidity and capital stability through digital assets.
Classover CEO Ms. Luo described the move as “a pivotal milestone” that supports both survival and innovation amid a rapidly changing capital landscape.
Corporate Crypto Reserves Gain Traction
Classover’s crypto commitment follows a growing trend among public companies building digital asset reserves. Just a day earlier, Sharplink Gaming announced a $425 million Ethereum treasury, and BTCS revealed it had raised its ETH holdings to 13,500 tokens with a recent 1,000 ETH acquisition.
Meanwhile, Asia-based NewGen Group also boosted its Solana holdings, committing $30 million to staking strategies tied to the blockchain.
These moves signal rising institutional comfort with diversifying treasuries beyond traditional assets and into top-tier cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and Solana (SOL).
As a result of today’s developments, SOL rose 2% to $158, bolstered by rising corporate demand. With Ethereum still leading in market dominance, Solana’s strategic uptake by publicly traded firms suggests it may be gaining ground as the next institutional favorite.
