Fragmetric Partners with South Korea-Listed Firm to Launch Revolutionary DAT Venture
Blockchain innovator Fragmetric just dropped a bombshell collaboration that's sending shockwaves through Asian markets.
The Digital Asset Transformation Play
Teaming up with a major South Korea-listed corporation, Fragmetric's new DAT company aims to bridge traditional finance with decentralized infrastructure. This isn't just another partnership—it's a strategic move that could redefine how institutional players interact with blockchain technology.
Why This Matters Now
South Korea's rigorous financial regulations meet cutting-edge crypto infrastructure in this power play. The timing couldn't be more perfect as institutional adoption reaches critical mass across Asian markets.
Market Impact
Watch for ripple effects across KOSPI-listed tech stocks and crypto-native projects. Fragmetric's track record suggests this venture will move faster than traditional finance can regulate—which, let's be honest, gives them at least a three-year head start before the paperwork gets filed.
Solana DATs hold over 17M SOL
Solana treasury companies are still in their growth stage. They have already accrued 17.04M SOL, of which 9.35M are locked in staking. The average yield achieved for that share of SOL is now at 7.7%, one of the biggest sources of passive income for DAT companies.
Forward Industries took the top spot after the recent purchases, with $6.822M locked in staking. DeFi Dev Corp is ranked third despite its initial head start as the first big-time Solana DAT corporation.
The coming months will show the viability of the Solana treasury model, as Forward Industries applies its larger $4B plan to acquire more SOL.
At this point, some of the announced DAT have relied on large-scale partners, but data on retail participation is limited. In the coming weeks, DeFi Dev Corp may also act as a treasury accelerator for smaller companies, pledging up to $75M for new treasuries.
Solana DATs can boost liquid staking
As of September 2025, a near-record number of SOL is locked into liquid staking, led by Jito, Jupiter, Binance’s own staking platform, and other smaller projects. The platforms have seen some outflows from the peak, but Binance is compensating with bigger inflows.
In total, liquid staking drew in around 10% of the total SOL supply.
Solana itself attracts significant inflows, with $7.2M net added on Monday. Based on Artemis data, Solana also added $203.2M in net liquidity for the past three months.
Despite the market downturn, SOL is considered a key asset for long-term growth in DeFi, trading, and other on-chain activities.
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