Real estate-focused fintech company Janover has doubled its investment in the cryptocurrency Solana (SOL), bringing its total holdings to 163,651 tokens worth approximately $21.2 million. This move makes Janover the first publicly traded U.S. firm to officially center its treasury around cryptocurrency.

On April 15, the company announced the purchase of 80,567 SOL tokens for $10.5 million, following a treasury strategy approved by its board of directors on April 4. In addition to accumulating tokens, Janover is considering running Solana validators and staking to generate rewards through the network.

The company is now led by former Kraken executives Joseph Onorati (former Chief Strategy Officer) and Parker White (ex-Engineering Director), who assumed leadership earlier this year. Under their direction, Janover raised $42 million via convertible notes to fund Solana purchases and expand its digital asset strategy.

Since announcing its crypto pivot in early April, Janover’s stock has skyrocketed 1,700%. On April 15 alone, shares jumped another 12%, reaching $73.74 after the latest SOL acquisition.

Despite its blockchain turn, Janover is not abandoning its roots. Its AI-powered platform for commercial real estate continues to operate under the leadership of founder Blake Janover and CFO Bruce Rosenbloom.

The company is also actively exploring blockchain infrastructure and aims to become the largest corporate holder of Solana in the U.S. This strategy positions Janover as a forward-thinking force at the intersection of real estate and Web3, and reflects the growing institutional interest in digital assets.