Fragmetric Labs and Defi Development Corp (DFDV) is co-launching Korea's first Solana Digital Asset Treasury.
We aim to use blockchain technology to bring new investment opportunities
For DFDV shareholders, the partnership increases the value of each stock by leveraging new Defi tools that increase token efficiency.
Fragmetric Labs and Defi Development Corp (DFDV), a company listed on the NASDAQ Stock Exchange, is working with the creation of South Korea's first Solana Digital Asset Treasury. Both organizations plan to buy a company already publicly available in South Korea to build this Ministry of Finance.
Korea's first Solana Ministry of Finance
In a recent post on X, Fragmetric revealed that it has not launched the Solana Treasury Ministry. The main goal of this project is to use blockchain technology to bring new investment opportunities. The strategy also strengthens Solana's position by making it part of the country's official financial strategy.
Fragmetric writes: “We are extremely pleased to announce that Fragmetric Labs and Defi Development Corp. (NASDAQ: DFDV) will be launching South Korea's first Solana Digital Asset Treasury through the acquisition of a public Korean company.”
The acquisition will leverage SOL's high-performance blockchain infrastructure for digital asset management, placing Korea as a major player in crypto.
A broader strategy for fragmented DFDV
With this new collaboration, DFDV not only expands its Sol Treasury, but also evolves its Defi Ecosystem exposure. Besides this, fragmetric's normalized token program allows users to create flag soles using different liquid staking tokens (LSTs) that contain DFDVSOL. This gives you more flexibility to trade rewards across Solana's network.
Meanwhile, for DFDV shareholders, the partnership increases the value of each stock by leveraging new Defi tools that increase the efficiency of tokens.
Why companies are betting on Solana
A few days ago, Solana won the first $1 billion public Treasury Department as Forward Industries won SOL worth $1.6 billion. Prior to that, consumer products company Upexi debuted its Solana Treasury strategy in April, increasing its UPXI stake by more than 300% in the process. As of September 2025, the Treasury had approximately $2 million in Sol tokens, worth $447 million.
This shows a growing interest in tokens driven by investor trust. But the question remains, why?
Well, Solana is tailoring these companies to blockchains designed for high-performance, consumer-scale applications such as Defi, NFT, Stablecoins, and payments. Treasurers want to increase media visibility, attract new investor segments, and increase equity liquidity and engagement with SoL's high performance.
