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Forward Industries deposited 455,800 SOL to Coinbase Prime, equivalent to $31.87 million

2026.06.05 11:30:52

June 5 — On-chain analytics platform LookOnChain’s monitoring shows that Solana (SOL) treasury firm Forward Industries has racked up an unrealized loss of nearly $1.13 billion on its SOL holdings. After staying quiet for a month, the company transferred 455,784 SOL into Coinbase Prime, a deposit valued at roughly $31.87 million. Since launching its Solana treasury strategy back in September 2025, Forward Industries has spent approximately $1.59 billion to purchase 6.83 million SOL, at an average price of $232.08 per token. At current market levels, that entire portfolio of 6.83 million SOL is only worth around $458.6 million.
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