DeFi Development Corp just beefed up its Solana stash. They've now got over 2 million SOL tokens. Friday saw them snag another 196,141 SOL. Average price? $184.72 per token. That's an 11% bump from before. Their SOL pile is worth about $374 million now. Pretty impressive. They're all in on Solana, it seems. Their Solana per share (SPS) metric? It's at 0.0793. That's $14.65 in USD terms. What's next? They're holding onto these new tokens. Long-term play. They'll stake them across Solana validators. Even their own. Yield generation, you know? CEO Joseph Onorati's got plans. "We're backing Solana globally," he says. "Acquisitions, partnerships, the works." They're keen on boosting that SPS. And helping decentralize the network? That's on the agenda too. Solana's hot right now. Developers love it. Users too. It's fast, it's cheap to use. Kind of surprising how quickly it's grown. Market check: SOL's at $184.72. Trading volume's $114,436,397 in the last day. Total market cap? A cool $101 billion. It's the 6th biggest crypto out there. The crypto market's been a rollercoaster lately. Solana's had its ups and downs. But big players like DeFi Development Corp? They're not flinching. Still buying, still staking. Validators are crucial for Solana. They keep things secure, keep things running smooth. DeFi Development's staking strategy? It's good for the network. Helps spread things out. Keeps Solana healthy.