Solana Company, listed as Solana Company (NASDAQ: HSDT), has unveiled an ambitious infrastructure plan aimed at strengthening Solana’s presence across Asia Pacific. The initiative, called the Pacific Backbone, seeks to deploy a new low-latency cluster that connects major financial hubs, including Seoul, Tokyo, Singapore, and Hong Kong. The company believes this expansion will improve staking, validation, and execution services while unlocking new revenue channels tied to Solana’s ecosystem growth. Expanding Infrastructure Across Asia Pacific The Pacific Backbone will begin with smaller node activations to enhance network security and operational efficiency. Hence, the company plans to scale gradually while optimizing hardware performance and integrating new technologies by the second half of 2026. Additionally, Solana Company expects to introduce liquidity-focused products within 12 to 18 months. The region represents a significant share of global crypto users and cross-border financial activity. Consequently, executives see a strategic gap in Solana’s current infrastructure footprint across Asia. The buildout targets market makers, high-frequency traders, and institutional partners seeking faster execution speeds and stable validation environments. Joseph Chee, CEO of Solana Company (HSDT), said, “We are building for Solana’s next super cycle. By establishing the Pacific Backbone, we better support our existing ecosystem of developers and partners while accelerating the onboarding of new participants particularly financial institutions and tech companies in the region. Together, these investments will unlock significant potential for Solana across Asia Pacific and strengthen its connection to global markets.” Diversifying Revenue and Ecosystem Growth Beyond staking services, the company plans to expand into DeFi, liquid staking, AMMs, RPC solutions, and execution tools tailored for traditional finance players. Moreover, executives aim to capture greater value within the staking business while maintaining long-term treasury exposure to SOL. Solana continues to lead in transaction throughput and revenue metrics. The network processes over 3,500 transactions per second and averages roughly 3.7 million daily active wallets. Significantly, SOL offers an estimated 7% native staking yield, unlike non-yield-bearing assets such as Bitcoin. SOL Price Structure Signals Volatility Meanwhile, Solana trades at $79.06, reflecting a 4.93% daily decline . Weekly losses stand near 6.50%, with market capitalization at approximately $44.9 billion. Trader Tardigrade notes that SOL forms another megaphone pattern following a prior breakout. On the weekly chart, price approaches the lower boundary near $80 to $90. This zone aligns with structural support and prior demand. However, a close below $80 could expose $60. Conversely, sustained support may open upside targets at $130 and $160, with $200 acting as a decisive breakout level.
