Forward Industries added 500,000 Solana tokens last quarter. The company is still buying despite earlier crypto losses.
Strategy proved you can keep buying through reported losses and win. Forward Industries is testing whether the same playbook works for Solana.

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- →Forward Industries bought roughly 500,000 SOL in fiscal Q3 2026, bringing its reported total treasury to approximately 7.55 million tokens, per Crypto.news.
- →The company kept buying through earlier accounting losses on its SOL position, making it the most committed corporate Solana holder in public markets.
- →FWDI shares jumped 11% on July 1 on the news; watch whether the stock holds that premium over the next 30 days as SOL price moves.
- mark-to-market loss → When a company holds crypto and the price falls, accounting rules require it to record a paper loss on its books, even if it hasn't sold anything.
- corporate treasury → When a company holds crypto directly on its balance sheet instead of keeping cash in a bank, that crypto stack is called its treasury.
Forward Industries bought roughly 500,000 SOL during fiscal Q3 2026. That brings its reported total to approximately 7.55 million tokens, per Crypto.news.
The company is now the largest corporate Solana holder on record. FWDI shares closed at $4.70 yesterday, up 11.37% on the day, per BeInCrypto. The stock trades as a Solana proxy in equity markets, the same role MicroStrategy plays for Bitcoin.
Earlier quarters showed mark-to-market losses on FWDI's SOL position when Solana's price fell. Forward Industries kept buying anyway. That's conviction or it's stubbornness. The tape read it as the former yesterday.
If you're watching Solana exposure through equities, FWDI is the ticker. No company filing or press release was accessible for this story. Figures come from Crypto.news and BeInCrypto reporting only.
FWDI is asking investors to price in Solana conviction without releasing any cost basis or breakeven numbers. The 11% rally is built on narrative. The numbers don't add up until management discloses the math.
Watch FWDI's next earnings disclosure, expected within 60-90 days, for whether the company discloses its SOL cost basis or reports another mark-to-market loss on the position.
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