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🚨 Bastion Trading opposes SkyAI’s $3/share tender, citing the sale of ~70% of its Solana treasury and demanding more transparency, board changes, and a price of at least $3.50. As a ~10% holder, Bastion’s pushback signals smart-money skepticism about valuation and treasury management. This could weigh on SkyAI sentiment and indirectly affect SOL perception if treasury liquidity concerns linger. Is SkyAI undervaluing its assets—or overestimating investor patience?
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🚨 SkyAI Faces Investor Backlash Over SOL Holdings!

📉 SkyAI’s Solana ($SOL ) treasury has reportedly dropped by nearly 70% in less than a month, falling from over 2 million SOL to approximately 600,000 SOL.

⚠️ Bastion Trading, which owns nearly 10% of $SKYAI , is demanding answers and calling for a complete board overhaul.

💰 The dispute comes ahead of a proposed $3-per-share buyback, with Bastion refusing to participate until its concerns are addressed.

🔎 The big question: Where did the SOL go, and why?

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🚨 SkyAI’s SEC offer hinges on SOL staying above $100, with 80% of cash raised and 600k SOL held. A drop below that level could trigger offer failure, increasing sell pressure. Watch for smart-money moves around key support. Is SOL’s current range holding enough to avoid a breakdown? #SkyAI

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🚨 A treasury company that claimed it was holding SOL for the long term sold 70% in less than a month? Major shareholder sounds alarm

Nasdaq-listed Solana treasury company SkyAI is facing public pressure from Bastion Trading, which owns about 10% of the company, to explain why its SOL holdings have shrunk so dramatically.

📊 What happened
• September 14: SkyAI disclosed that it held more than 2 million SOL
• October 11: It announced a buyback plan, saying it had sold about 1 million SOL and still held around 1 million
• October 13: An 8-K filing showed that only about 600,000 SOL remained—a roughly 70% drop in less than a month, and about 400,000 SOL fewer than previously stated
• Buyback terms: $3 per share, totaling about $200 million; the company may buy back up to 95% of its shares and warrants, using cash on hand and proceeds from SOL sales

⚔️ What Bastion is asking for
• Disclose the date, amount, price, and proceeds for every sale
• Raise the buyback price to $3.50 and remove conditions such as “SOL must be above $100”
• Address concerns about board governance and reconstitute the board

🤔 What does this mean for SOL?
When a treasury company shifts from “buying and holding” to “selling tokens to raise cash,” the market may take another look at the long-term buying demand from these companies. However, this is an isolated company-specific event and does not mean SOL’s fundamentals have changed. SOL is currently around $105.8, with a 24-hour range of about $100.9–$106.5.
• Support: $100.6 / $101.7
• Resistance: $109–110 / $116.8

If a publicly traded company promotes its SOL holdings while selling a large amount of tokens, would you still trust its long-term strategy? Share your thoughts in the comments 👇

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⚠️ This is not investment advice. Please be aware of the risks.

🚨 SkyAI plans to buy back up to 95% of its shares at $3 each, funded by SOL sales and cash, after selling half its SOL treasury. This signals confidence in SOL’s value and a shift toward shareholder returns via asset liquidation. Market implication: SOL sales may support buyback demand without forcing open-market selling. Could this reduce SOL supply pressure from institutional holders?
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SkyAI’s SOL treasury shrank by 70% in less than a month, with 400,000 SOL unaccounted for. Major shareholder Bastion Trading expressed concern, refused to participate in the tender offer at $3 per share, and insisted on a price of $3.50 per share.

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SkyAI is offloading 1 million SOL to fund a massive 201 million dollar share buyback. Dumping half their reserves is a huge signal for treasury management in the ecosystem.

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SkyAI (NASDAQ: SKYA) officially confirmed that it sold about 1 million $SOL (approximately half of its holdings). Against the backdrop of this news and on-chain data, it became known that the company’s total transfers to exchanges in October amounted to around 1.57 million $SOL (~$175 million).
The main goal of this massive sell-off is to finance a large-scale share buyback. #SkyAI plans to allocate up to $201 million to repurchase (via a tender offer) up to 95% of its shares and warrants at $3 each.
SkyAI is using funds from its Solana treasury to finance the buyback. According to analytics platform Lookonchain, the company’s average purchase price for the tokens was around $194. As a result of closing its positions at current levels, SkyAI’s floating (unrealized) loss has exceeded $160 million. The company officially stated that the remaining 1 million $SOL may also be partially or fully sold, depending on market conditions.
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SOL is 7% away from $100, and a public company’s $200 million buyback hinges on that level

$SOL Current price: $107.50; it touched a 24-hour low of $101.69.

Nasdaq-listed SOL treasury company SkyAI just announced that it sold about 1 million SOL, raising around $107 million. It still holds about 1 million SOL, and the company says it may continue selling.

📌 A few numbers
· It held more than 2 million SOL in mid-September, then sold half in a month
· Lookonchain estimates the average purchase price was about $194, leaving it with an unrealized loss of more than $160 million at current prices
· The proceeds from the sale will fund a buyback: shares and warrants will be repurchased for $3 each, up to 95% of the total, with a cap of about $201 million

🧐 Why does $100 matter?
The buyback offer lists several conditions. One is stated plainly: SOL must close above $100 throughout the offer period.

The offer is expected to launch around October 15 and remain open for 10 business days. If SOL closes below $100 during those two-plus weeks, the buyback may not go ahead under the stated terms (the company reserves the right to waive conditions). It’s unclear what would happen to the remaining 1 million SOL.

💬 My take
1️⃣ Treasury companies were once buyers of SOL; now they’re sellers. At current prices, 1 million SOL is worth about $100 million—not much compared with SOL’s daily trading volume, so the impact on sentiment may be greater than the impact on the order book.
2️⃣ Bought at $194 and selling around $107, they’re willing to take a loss to fund a buyback—and the reason is the share price. A rough calculation based on the announcement suggests SKYA’s market cap was previously less than half the value of the SOL it held. Selling coins to fund a buyback effectively recovers that discount.
3️⃣ Will other treasury companies follow suit? The largest, Forward Industries, holds about 8.5 million SOL, and so far there’s no news of it selling any.

👛 For smaller investors
· The $100 level now has two meanings: a round-number threshold and a buyback condition. Volatility may increase as the price approaches it, so avoid using heavy leverage around this level.
· Seeing an address transfer coins to an exchange on-chain doesn’t mean they’ve already been sold. Don’t rush to follow.

Do you think SOL can hold above $100 this time?

The above is solely my personal opinion and does not constitute investment advice. DYOR.

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【While others are still accumulating crypto, this company sold half its SOL 😱🔥】

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The crypto-treasury playbook just got turned on its head. The company is called SkyAI, and it’s listed on a U.S. stock exchange. Its main business is using company funds to accumulate $SOL . But over the past five days, it sold about 1.25 million SOL in one go. At current prices, that’s worth roughly $138 million. 😳

It didn’t use the money to buy new coins. The company’s explanation is simple: the funds will go toward buying back its own shares. It aims to repurchase up to 95% of its outstanding shares. The corresponding cash plan is worth around $201 million. On-chain data also shows 211,600 SOL transferred to a custodial address. 💸

Keep in mind, it used to be one of Solana’s biggest treasury holders. Public data says it sold nearly half of its reserves this time. While its peers are still adding to their holdings, it’s the one that got out first. In my view, this is trading coins for valuation. If the coin price doesn’t rise, the company’s stock-price story won’t hold up. 🐋

$SOL also fell about 8% this week. The broader market is pulling back, and its drop isn’t the worst. But people are paying close attention to the timing of this sale. Some say it’s a rational reshuffling; others say confidence is wavering. Put simply, this is exactly the kind of move the market fears most right now. 😬

The crypto-treasury business runs on expectations of coin-price gains. If prices stay flat, the story has to be propped up by buybacks and earnings reports. SkyAI’s move is essentially a preemptive heads-up to the market: sell some reserves for cash, then use that cash to support the share price. The strategy is clear, but so are the risks. 📉

Will its holdings continue to decline over the next few weeks? This will be a chance to watch the Solana treasury narrative unfold. Companies that followed the trend of accumulating crypto are also watching to see how this plays out. When a company pulls out first, that’s often worth paying more attention to than a price drop. Don’t treat someone else’s move as a signal for your own. 🔍

📌 A Solana treasury company sold nearly half its holdings in five days, then turned around and used the $138 million to buy back its own shares.

What do you think—is selling coins to buy back its own shares the right move?
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How will the big money show its hand?
SkyAI plans a $201 million tender offer and rejects FWDI’s proposal
Stablecoin activity is the clearest indicator of whether new money is coming in. This is better read as background than as a basis for trading. Do you place more importance on news or technical analysis?
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Let’s break down this news brief:
① What happened: SkyAI plans to make a $201 million tender offer and has rejected FWDI’s proposal.
② Why it matters: The news itself is neutral and is more of a background detail, but it could affect expectations for what comes next.
③ What I’ll be watching: The first big candlestick after the news breaks, and whether the market had already priced it in.
④ How to respond: Stick to the original plan and wait for the next signal.
Looking at the market, $SKYAI is currently at 0.0341, with an intraday range of 0.03351–0.03468.
It’s capital flows—not the news itself—that really determine the price. What do you think will happen next?

#SKYAI

Institutional activity: SkyAI plans a $201 million tender offer and rejects FWDI’s proposal
$SKYAI 0.03409｜24h -0.029%
The market had already priced this in, so the reaction is limited. The market will decide—let’s see what happens next.

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How will real money signal its stance?
SkyAI plans a $201 million tender offer and rejects FWDI’s proposal
When news breaks, the first to act are often fast-moving funds; institutions usually come later. The connection to price isn’t direct—it’s more of a side view of the sector moving forward.
$SKYAI Currently 0.03419, up 0.53% on the day.

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🆕 Institutional activity: SkyAI plans to make a $201 million tender offer and reject FWDI’s proposal.
The situation remains to be seen; $SKYAI is worth keeping an eye on.
A single message can’t determine the trend, but it can affect short-term sentiment. Stay tuned.

#SKYAI

This news is enough to keep everyone talking for days. I’ll just pull up a little stool and watch.
Here’s what happened: SkyAI plans to make a $201 million tender offer and reject FWDI’s proposal.
$SKYAI , let’s wait and see whether the project team responds. Often, the response is what determines the direction.

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I spent quite a while discussing this with a friend: SkyAI plans to make a $201 million tender offer and reject FWDI’s proposal.
The news is fairly neutral, and I wouldn’t change my plans because of it.
A friend asked whether they should act on this news. I usually answer: first, figure out your position size.
$SKYAI , 24h +0.62%.

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📡 SkyAI plans a $201 million tender offer and rejects FWDI’s proposal
$SKYAI Latest: 0.03422, intraday +0.62%. The picture for bulls and bears is still unclear, and the market’s direction will depend on the broader market.
I’ll watch to see whether the level before the news can hold. In terms of timing, this came out during trading, so the impact may come sooner.

#SKYAI

Whoa, this is quite a bombshell!
👉 SkyAI plans to make a $201 million tender offer and reject FWDI’s proposal
It’s not a huge deal, but it does point to a subtle shift in the market.
Can $SKYAI ride this momentum?

#SKYAI

$SKYAI 0.03411 SHORT SIGNAL

ENTRY: 0.03411
TP1: 0.033769
TP2: 0.033428
TP3: 0.033087

SL: 0.034451

The recent decline in SKYAI, marking a 0.929% drop over the last five minutes, aligns with the bearish scenario, reinforcing the short position. The relative movement score of 5/5 suggests strong momentum, which could justify the short trade. However, a sudden reversal or increased volatility could undermine the strategy. The price's lack of resistance and the absence of new catalysts further support the short outlook.

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