$SOLV
This morning I published a post about selling SOLV tokens. Now I will try to explain why I made this decision.
The Solv Protocol project has an ambitious goal — to create the largest reserve of Bitcoin with an initial capital of $100 million. At first glance, this sounds large-scale and promising.
The maximum supply of SOLV tokens is 9.66 billion, but it is not strictly fixed. Through community voting, the protocol can increase issuance to purchase additional BTC and replenish the reserve. This is a key feature of the Solv Protocol that distinguishes it from tokens with a limited supply.
For example, within the framework of the Bitcoin Reserve Offering (BRO) initiative, there are three stages of issuing new tokens — 42 million SOLV at each stage — aimed at financing the purchase of BTC.
The first stage was successfully launched in March 2025 and attracted $11 million. However, the exact timelines for subsequent stages have not been officially disclosed yet.
However, I managed to find information in one of the sources: it is indicated that the first stage was on March 13, 2025.
Look at the price chart $SOLV for the period from March 13 to the end of the month — you will see everything for yourself.
For me, the logic of selling is obvious.
Whether to sell or not is solely up to you. I am just sharing my analysis.
