- Reliance Global Group adds Solana to diversify its digital-asset holdings.
- The company’s crypto portfolio now includes exposure to Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP and Cardano.
- Investing in Solana enables Reliance to proactively adopt blockchain innovation.
Reliance Global Group Inc. (NASDAQ: RELI) has expanded its digital-asset treasury by adding Solana (SOL), marking another step in its ongoing strategy to diversify corporate holdings with blockchain-based assets.
The move places the company among a growing number of publicly traded firms incorporating blockchain assets into their corporate balance sheets.
Announced on October 27, 2025, Reliance now holds five of the top ten cryptocurrencies by market capitalization: Bitcoin, Ethereum, Cardano, XRP and Solana.
The addition underscores the company’s conviction in the long-term potential of blockchain technology and its applications in finance and business innovation.
Reliance broadens its blockchain exposure
Reliance’s decision to acquire Solana represents a milestone in its broader strategy to diversify digital-asset exposure.
The company described the acquisition as part of a disciplined approach to securing positions across leading blockchain ecosystems.
“By adding Solana alongside Bitcoin, Ethereum, Cardano and XRP, we continue to execute our disciplined strategy of diversification across major blockchain ecosystems,” said Moshe Fishman, member of Reliance Global Group’s Cryptocurrency Advisory Board and Head of Insurtech at Reliance. “Solana represents the next generation of blockchain performance, built for real-world adoption and institutional-scale applications.”
Solana, currently among the top six cryptocurrencies by market capitalization with over $110 billion at the time of the announcement, has become increasingly attractive to corporate treasuries and institutional investors.
Known for its hybrid consensus mechanisms—Proof-of-Stake combined with Proof-of-History—Solana can process more than 65,000 transactions per second, with blocks confirming in roughly 400 milliseconds.
The chain’s scalability and efficiency have made it a favored platform for decentralized finance (DeFi), non-fungible tokens (NFTs) and Web3 applications.
Fishman emphasized that the move into Solana aligns with Reliance’s commitment to innovation while maintaining a balanced focus on governance, security and regulatory compliance.
Institutional interest in Solana grows
Reliance’s inclusion of Solana in its treasury comes amid rising institutional and corporate interest in the blockchain.
Solana’s expanding ecosystem—spanning DeFi protocols, tokenized real-world assets and NFT platforms—continues to drive broader adoption.
Market analysts point to Solana’s increasing appeal as a treasury asset, a trend supported by expectations of regulatory progress toward spot Solana exchange-traded funds (ETFs).
The token traded near USD 200 on October 27, reflecting broader optimism around the network’s utility and scalability.
Reliance’s move mirrors similar announcements from other public companies in recent months, as corporate treasuries look beyond traditional assets to hedge inflation and capture long-term value in digital markets.
Companies adding Solana to treasuries
Adding Solana to Reliance Global Group’s treasury is part of a wider corporate trend many public companies are embracing.
Solana’s native token has benefited from market sentiment tied to these treasury plays and growing on-chain activity across DeFi, NFTs and tokenized real-world assets.
Companies that have adopted Solana in their treasuries include Forward Industries, Solana Company, Upexi, DeFi Development Corp, Sol Strategies and Sharps Technology.
Data aggregated by market trackers indicate that the top public companies cumulatively hold millions of SOL, representing a multi-billion-dollar position in the token and reinforcing Solana’s role as a notable option for corporate digital-asset strategies.