[比推] Forward Industries, the world's largest Solana treasury institution, has recently been a bit anxious. The SOL tokens they hold have fallen by more than 40% in three months, and they have quickly hired Ryan Navi, the former Managing Director of ParaFi Capital, as Chief Investment Officer to salvage the situation.
Looking back to mid-September, the company splashed about $1.58 billion, buying nearly 6.82 million SOL at an average price of $232. As a result, SOL is now only around $124, resulting in a significant paper loss. Even more outrageous, they had previously submitted a $4 billion equity financing plan, wanting to continue to increase their position in SOL. As of last month's statistics, the holdings had slightly increased to about 6.91 million, but this wave of decline has cast a shadow over the entire strategy. With a new official in charge, whether they can turn the situation around is what the market is watching.
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liquidation_surfer
· 11h ago
232 dollars buy the dip now 124... this is just ridiculous, what use is Ryan Navi coming to save the day?
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ApeWithNoChain
· 12-01 20:38
The result of buying the dip at 232 dollars is now 124... Is this what they call institutional-level buying the dip? I'm laughing, it has the same luck as us retail investors.
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LiquidityWitch
· 12-01 20:30
Ha, yet another story of a dumb buyer at a high position... Bought SOL at 232 dollars, now it's 124, I really don't understand this operation, 1.58 billion dollars just disappeared like that?
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LayerZeroHero
· 12-01 20:28
232 knife catch a falling knife, now 124... this deal is truly extreme. Even the new CIO can't save this situation.
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PumpStrategist
· 12-01 20:19
The courage to go all in at 232 is indeed amazing, but now looking at 124 feels so uncomfortable.
This is a typical case of chasing the price without a stop loss; such a high concentration of chips actually poses a risk.
Can changing the CIO save the situation? Unless he can change market sentiment, it's just changing the soup but not the medicine.
Continue to increase the position with margin? This strategy had already formed at high levels; now to add more is indeed...
Having unrealized losses of 46% and still being calm and collected is really interesting, but has the risk been released enough this time?
The largest Solana treasury has unrealized losses exceeding 40%, as former ParaFi executives are urgently parachuted in to save the situation.
[比推] Forward Industries, the world's largest Solana treasury institution, has recently been a bit anxious. The SOL tokens they hold have fallen by more than 40% in three months, and they have quickly hired Ryan Navi, the former Managing Director of ParaFi Capital, as Chief Investment Officer to salvage the situation.
Looking back to mid-September, the company splashed about $1.58 billion, buying nearly 6.82 million SOL at an average price of $232. As a result, SOL is now only around $124, resulting in a significant paper loss. Even more outrageous, they had previously submitted a $4 billion equity financing plan, wanting to continue to increase their position in SOL. As of last month's statistics, the holdings had slightly increased to about 6.91 million, but this wave of decline has cast a shadow over the entire strategy. With a new official in charge, whether they can turn the situation around is what the market is watching.