Upexi Inc. (UPXI), a publicly traded consumer goods and crypto treasury management firm, has signed a $500 million equity line of credit agreement with Alliance Global Partners to fund further SOL token acquisitions and general operations.
Strategic Expansion of Solana Treasury
This latest move strengthens Upexi’s position as one of the earliest small-cap companies to adopt Solana (SOL) as a core treasury asset. With this equity line, Upexi gains the ability to sell up to $500 million of its common stock, unlocking liquidity to support both Solana purchases and business growth.
“The equity line gives Upexi flexibility to grow its Solana position under particularly favorable terms,” stated CEO Allan Marshall. He emphasized that the deal was executed with zero fees, offering a low-cost capital option.
Aggressive Accumulation Strategy in Action
Back in April, Upexi raised $100 million through a private investment in public equity (PIPE) deal led by GSR, a prominent crypto trading firm. That initial capital served as the launchpad for Upexi’s SOL acquisition strategy. An additional $200 million private placement followed earlier this month.
As of the latest disclosure, Upexi holds 1.9 million SOL, valued at over $381 million, making it a leading corporate holder of Solana. In contrast, DeFi Development Corp holds 999,999 SOL.
Partnerships and Future Tokenization Plans
Upexi utilizes BitGo for custody and OTC trading services, ensuring secure storage and efficient market access. In a forward-looking move, the company is exploring the tokenization of its shares via fintech firm Superstate, signaling deeper integration with blockchain finance.
A New Model for Altcoin Treasury Management
Upexi’s aggressive entry into altcoin treasury strategy represents a paradigm shift for public companies. By prioritizing Solana accumulation alongside core business operations, it sets a bold example for small-cap firms looking to leverage crypto assets in their financial structure.
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