Major financial institutions are making serious bets on Solana infrastructure. A leading custodian just committed $200m to tokenized treasury deployments, while a fintech platform announced plans to launch a $350m securities platform targeting Q1 2026. Meanwhile, a major brokerage firm enabled sol futures trading for over 35 million retail accounts last week—a milestone that shouldn't go unnoticed. Here's what catches attention: Solana is trading at 122x revenue versus Ethereum's 616x multiple. That's a stark valuation gap. But numbers don't lie about market sentiment. TradFi money doesn't flow into blockchain infrastructure unless those institutions genuinely trust the network's security, throughput, and regulatory trajectory. When custody giants and established brokers move this decisively into an ecosystem, they're essentially voting with their capital that this chain has solved real problems. The pattern is unmistakable—institutional confidence breeds infrastructure investment, which breeds adoption velocity. Solana's increasingly getting treated as settlement layer, not speculation vehicle.

Thank you all for participating in the Wisemen Talk discussion and sharing tonight. It was a great community gathering, and everyone exchanged and sparked many interesting ideas. The event recording is now available. If you missed the live broadcast, you can now review the full content at your leisure. Don't forget, this Saturday, we're continuing the fun—SOL'ed Up Saturday kicks off promptly at 11:30 AM Eastern Time. This session will also focus on discussing the latest developments in the Solana ecosystem and market opportunities. Interested friends, mark your calendars and prepare in advance. See you next week.