https://beincrypto.com/defi-development-solana-treasury-preferred-stock-offering/
DeFi Development Corp. plans to raise up to $20 million through a preferred stock offering. It carries an initial annual dividend rate of 13%. The Solana (SOL) treasury company intends to use part of the proceeds to buy more SOL. It resumed accumulation last week as market conditions turned more favorable…

Solana Treasury Firm Dangles 13% Dividends to Bankroll Its Next SOL Buys
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