Revenue Growth Year-over-Year and Quarter
Fiscal Q3 revenue was $4.6M versus $3.2M in the prior-year quarter, a ~44% increase. For the 9 months ended March 31, 2026, total revenue was $21.8M versus $11.5M prior year, an ~90% increase, reflecting the addition and growth of the digital asset treasury business.
Token Accumulation and Staking Income
The company increased total Solana tokens held by ~189,000 during the quarter, a 9% increase (35% annualized). Tokens generated ~35,000 staking tokens in the quarter (reported as ~$3.5M of revenue in the quarter) and staking yield was reported just below ~7% (native).
Active Capital Markets Execution (Buybacks and Issuances)
Management completed opportunistic capital actions: repurchased ~2.5M common shares for approximately $2M (~$0.80 per share) while trading below NAV; issued a $36M in-kind convertible note in January (designed to reduce credit risk and be accretive on conversion); and completed an ~$7M equity plus warrants offering above NAV—all intended to increase Solana-per-share.
Expense Reduction and Business Rightsizing
Management reduced recurring G&A versus the prior quarter and lowered headcount to 10 employees. Consumer brands operations were outsourced (manufacturing, warehousing, logistics) to third-party providers to better align costs to revenue and 'rightsize' expenses.
Short-Term Debt Reduction
The company reduced overall short-term debt by approximately $7.6M during the quarter, including a $5.4M reduction in short-term treasury debt, improving near-term leverage and interest burden prospects.
Staking & Treasury Operational Goal (Cash Flow Target)
Management guided that, assuming a continued 6%–7% staking yield and execution of expense plans, ongoing cash expenses (operations + interest) are expected to be less than treasury staking revenue by July 1, implying a path toward a self-sustaining treasury.
Strategic Yield Initiatives and M&A Optionality
Company is pursuing additional low-risk, recurring yield opportunities (off-chain, traditional instruments) with potential pilot allocations ($25M–$50M) and is open to accretive M&A or leverage strategies that would exceed current staking yields, while stating they would not sell core Solana holdings to execute such strategies.