Digital Commodities Inc. announced a new two-tier digital asset treasury strategy, acquiring about C$100,000 of Solana (SOL), representing 5% of its net asset value, funded by selling part of its physical gold holdings. The company maintains Bitcoin and cash as its reserve foundation while establishing a separate allocation for digital assets linked to AI-driven blockchain growth, with Solana as the first investment. This strategy aims to capitalize on AI's increasing role in economic transactions requiring blockchain infrastructure. The company will continue evaluating other digital assets and review the strategy as market conditions evolve.
Digital Commodities Inc.'s new strategy is context for readers. For those tracking US stocks on Pluang, 31 of 150 rose and 115 fell as of Sep 28, 2026 18:24 WIB. META traded at USD 730.70 with a -2.79% change and a typical hold time of 127 days, Macy's at USD 22.03 down 2.69%, and Boeing at USD 192.86 down 2.63%.
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