Classover Holdings' Shares Surge on Adoption of Solana as Payment Method

Classover Holdings, a company that makes AI-powered education technology, announced it will accept Solana as a payment method, with 57,793 SOL in its treasury valued at $13.4 million. Shares rallied 43% after the announcement, and the stock is up 14.16% at $1.29. The move aims to make transactions faster and lower-cost, and reinforces the company's commitment to innovation.

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 as one of 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^[2]. The company also launched a branded staking campaign to promote user engagement and deepen its exposure to the digital asset.

As of October 2, 2025, Classover holds 57,793 SOL in its treasury, valued at approximately $13.4 million USD. The company has not liquidated any of its SOL holdings to date Classover Strengthens Solana Treasury Strategy, Becoming One of the First Nasdaq-Listed Companies to Accept SOL^[2]. By accepting Solana as a payment method, Classover aims to enhance its user experience with faster, lower-cost transactions, and reinforce its commitment to innovation Classover Strengthens Solana Treasury Strategy, Becoming One of the First Nasdaq-Listed Companies to Accept SOL^[2].

The announcement has been well-received by the market, with Classover's shares rallying by 43% after the announcement. The stock is currently up 14.16% at $1.29. The move is expected to boost liquidity and value for the company and its users, aligning with the broader blockchain strategy Key facts: VisionSys AI Inc. announced a $2 billion strategy using Solana (SOL) with Marinade Finance, aiming to boost liquidity and value by acquiring and staking $500 million in SOL over six months.^[1].

Classover's decision to accept Solana payments reflects its belief in blockchain's growing role in mainstream commerce and education technology. The company's CEO, Stephanie Luo, stated, "Access and empowerment have always been core principles for Classover. By accepting Solana as payment, we're not just offering more convenience to our users but also demonstrating our confidence in the long-term role of blockchain technology in everyday life" Classover Strengthens Solana Treasury Strategy, Becoming One of the First Nasdaq-Listed Companies to Accept SOL^[2].

The company's CFO, Flora Peng, added, "The adoption of Solana for payments is a natural extension of our broader strategy with the Solana network. Blockchain offers both financial discipline and transformative potential. By integrating Solana into our payment system, we're enhancing operational efficiency, improving the user experience, and reinforcing our commitment to innovation" Classover Strengthens Solana Treasury Strategy, Becoming One of the First Nasdaq-Listed Companies to Accept SOL^[2].