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Nasdaq-listed DeFi Dev Corp has announced that it will use some of the funds from its Solana treasury to invest in a yield-generating protocol. This is aimed at having it grow but not just sitting dormantly. Solana Treasury Firm Moves On-chain DeFi Development Corp. (DFDV) recently announced a partnership with Solana-native protocol Hylo. The partnership will see a share of the company’s Solana holdings being put into use through on-chain yield strategies, as opposed to being left unused. Nasdaq-listed @defidevcorp has partnered with @hylo_so. A portion of its SOL treasury will be deployed into Solana-native yield strategies. Onchain yield will support:– SOL accumulation– Operations Public companies are beginning to actively manage crypto treasuries onchain. pic.twitter.com/8hwIr910AW — Capital Markets (@capitalmarkets) January 6, 2026 It would also assist in boosting the accumulation of SOL and support the day-to-day running of operations for the company. It is an indication that public-listed companies are viewing the crypto treasury as an operational asset and not just an asset that is static in nature. Hylo’s rapid growth appears to have been a key factor behind the decision. In just four months, the protocol expanded from zero to more than $100 million in total value locked. They also earned over $6 million in annualized fees on the Solana network. Rather than letting its Solana treasury hold its funds idle, the company aims to allocate its carefully selected assets to strategies formulated to maximize returns for the ecosystem. “This partnership with Hylo aligns directly with our strategy of actively compounding SOL and related assets through high-quality, Solana native yield opportunities,” Joseph Onorati, CEO of DeFi Dev Corp, said. The revenue created through the on-chain yield will be used to support the company’s budget. The revenue would be used to increase its Solana holdings and assist with share repayments.…

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Filed under: News - @ January 7, 2026 11:28 am