Solana財務巨頭Upexi申請10億美元募資，股價年內已腰斬
持有大量Solana（SOL）的納斯達克上市公司Upexi向SEC申請高達10億美元的募資計畫。在公司股價年內下跌50%的背景下，此舉旨在為營運、收購等提供資金。
專注於Solana（SOL）財務儲備的納斯達克上市公司Upexi，於2025年12月23日向美國證券交易委員會（SEC）提交了一份「貨架註冊」文件，計劃籌集高達10億美元的資金。此舉賦予公司在未來通過一次或多次發行各種證券，靈活募集資本的權力。
總部位於佛羅里達州坦帕市的Upexi，業務涵蓋多個消費品牌，如保健品和寵物護理等。然而，其最大亮點在於其資產負債表上持有超過200萬枚SOL代幣（目前市值約2.48億美元），使其成為全球持有SOL數量第四多的上市公司。
公司表示，未來募集的資金可能用於營運資金、研發、收購及償還債務等多種一般性企業用途。
儘管募資計畫宏大，市場卻未見買單。消息公佈後，Upexi股價在週二下跌近7%，收於1.85美元。今年以來，其股價已累計下跌約50%，近乎腰斬。與此同時，其核心加密資產SOL的價格今年也下跌了34%，顯示公司正承受著來自股價和加密資產的雙重壓力。
Upexi的處境凸顯了上市公司將加密貨幣納入財務儲備的「雙面刃」效應。牛市時，資產價值水漲船高，能有效拉抬股價；熊市時，則成為拖累公司估值的沉重包袱。此次募資，既可視為在資產縮水壓力下鞏固主營業務、強化現金流的防禦性舉措，也可能是為未來潛在的併購或抄底儲備彈藥，其後續動向值得投資者密切關注。
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