Classover to Accept Solana for Services, Battery Future Acquisition Corp. Eyes Electrification Industry

Classover will start accepting Solana as a payment method for its services. Battery Future Acquisition Corp., a blank check company, is focused on merging with companies leading the shift from fossil fuels to electrification, including those in raw material mining, refining, battery input manufacturing, and recycling. The company has not yet commenced operations or generated revenues.

Classover Holdings Inc. (Nasdaq: KIDZ), a leading provider of K-12 educational AI, has announced a strategic move to accept Solana (SOL) as a payment method for its services. This initiative positions Classover among the first Nasdaq-listed companies to integrate Solana into a consumer-facing payment platform Classover Strengthens Solana Treasury Strategy, Becoming One of the First Nasdaq-Listed Companies to Accept SOL^[1].

The company aims to enhance user experience with faster, lower-cost transactions while increasing its exposure to digital assets, particularly SOL. In conjunction with this rollout, Classover will launch a user engagement campaign to promote staking of SOL through its official branded validator node on the Solana network. Users who delegate their SOL to Classover's validator will receive bonus KIDZ lesson credits, in addition to their regular staking rewards Classover Strengthens Solana Treasury Strategy, Becoming One of the First Nasdaq-Listed Companies to Accept SOL^[1].

Meanwhile, Battery Future Acquisition Corp., a blank check company, is focused on merging with companies leading the shift from fossil fuels to electrification. These companies include those in raw material mining, refining, battery input manufacturing, and recycling. The company has not yet commenced operations or generated revenues Classover Strengthens Solana Treasury Strategy, Becoming One of the First Nasdaq-Listed Companies to Accept SOL^[3].

Classover reaffirms its commitment to building a robust SOL treasury reserve as part of its broader blockchain strategy. As of October 2, 2025, the Company holds 57,793 SOL in its treasury, valued at approximately $13.4 million USD. Notably, Classover has retained all of its SOL holdings to date and has not liquidated any of its accumulated assets Classover Strengthens Solana Treasury Strategy, Becoming One of the First Nasdaq-Listed Companies to Accept SOL^[1].

In a separate development, AES Corp. (AES), a major utility company, is reportedly on the verge of being acquired by Blackrock's Global Infrastructure Partners for a valuation of approximately $38 billion. The company's market capitalization stands at $9.4 billion, with a significant debt load of $29 billion. Regulatory considerations may limit the potential upside of the acquisition AES Corp. (AES) Faces Potential $38 Billion Acquisition^[2].