SBI Holdings Joins Solana Foundation to Launch Tokenization and Stablecoin Venture

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Japanese financial giant SBI Holdings has pivoted its blockchain strategy toward the Solana network for tokenization and stablecoin issuance. The initiative is being pursued through a joint venture called SBI Solana Global. The Solana Foundation, a Swiss organization responsible for overseeing the Solana layer-1 blockchain, has joined the venture as a key partner. The collaboration marks a significant strategic shift for SBI Holdings in its approach to digital asset infrastructure.

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