WIZE, the Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth-listed marketing company formerly known as G-Wize, has pushed its Solana (SOL) holdings past 66,458 tokens, worth just over ¥1.0bn on a cumulative acquisition-cost basis. The company added roughly ¥100mn more SOL across three separate purchases on July 8, 13 and 14, 2026, drawing on proceeds from a financing round it disclosed on May 15, 2026.
The latest buying lowered WIZE's average acquisition price to ¥15,053 per token, down from ¥15,387 before the July purchases. The company says it bought because Solana's market price had fallen below its own historical average cost, and it plans to keep buying opportunistically as long as that gap persists.
Separately, WIZE has collected more than 855 SOL in staking rewards over roughly nine months of holding the token, and it says the monthly reward amount is rising as its total stake grows.
The detail that matters more than the token choice is the accounting. WIZE will value its cryptocurrency holdings at market price every quarter and run the resulting gains or losses directly through its income statement. That means a rally or a slide in Solana's price shows up in reported profit, not buried in a footnote. The company said it believes the strategy supports its medium- to long-term corporate value, but it has not yet determined the specific effect on this fiscal year's results.