Solana Company (HSDT) Announces "Pacific Backbone" Infrastructure Project in Asia-Pacific

Institutional-Focused High-Speed Infrastructure Solana Company (HSDT) has announced the establishment of a high-speed infrastructure network in the Asia-Pacific region to support the growth of the Solana blockchain and diversify its revenue streams.
Named the "Pacific Backbone," this initiative aims to support staking, validation, and trading services by creating a low-latency network connecting Seoul, Tokyo, Singapore, and Hong Kong.
The project will offer DeFi tools, liquid staking, automated market makers, and customized transaction services specifically designed for traditional finance firms entering the crypto asset space.
This configuration is intended to make the Solana infrastructure more accessible and reliable for market makers, high-frequency traders, and financial institutions.
Strategic Goals and Timeline Solana Company CEO Joseph Chee stated that this expansion is a preparation phase for what he describes as Solana’s "next super cycle." The primary objectives of the initiative include reducing dependence on external service providers, minimizing latency, and providing a compliant infrastructure that meets institutional requirements in regulated markets.
The company reported that the project will begin immediately, with performance optimizations and additional product launches scheduled over the next 12 to 18 months.
Current data shows the Solana network processes more than 3,500 transactions per second and supports millions of daily active wallets.
Financial Outlook and Market Status Solana Company is the second-largest entity holding a Solana treasury, with 2.3 million SOL (approximately $180 million).