Helius Executive Chairman: Solana treasury company plans to go public in Hong Kong, aiming to acquire at least 5% of SOL
According to ChainCatcher, citing a report from Hong Kong Economic Times, Joseph Chee, former Head of Investment Banking Asia at UBS and current Executive Chairman of Solana treasury company Helius, stated in a recent interview that the company aims to acquire at least 5% of Solana. He also mentioned that as long as market capitalization and regulatory requirements are met, the second listing location will be Hong Kong, saying, "Or if it takes six months (to meet the requirements), we will come here (Hong Kong) as soon as possible."
Joseph Chee pointed out that Solana's processing capability surpasses Ethereum. Although Tom Lee often says that major financial institutions, stablecoin issuers, and payment companies are built on Ethereum, many institutions are also building applications on blockchains such as Solana and Avalanche.
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