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Solana Labs

Business · Cryptocurrency

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Solana Labs is a San Francisco-based technology company founded in 2018 by Anatoly Yakovenko and Raj Gokal that developed and launched the Solana public blockchain platform. The company oversees the Solana network, a proof-of-stake blockchain that supports smart contract functionality and whose native cryptocurrency is SOL. Solana Labs operates in the cryptocurrency and decentralized computing industry.

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Includes actions Solana Labs appears on directly, plus actions flagged against the sectors it belongs to.

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January 2026

Trump's two top market regulators launch joint 'Project Crypto'

Cryptocurrency sector — A coordinated CFTC/SEC framework for digital assets gives the crypto industry the regulatory clarity it has lobbied for, lowering legal risk for exchanges, custodians, and token issuers across the board.

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August 2025

Trump orders Labor Department to allow alternative assets in 401(k)s

Cryptocurrency sector — The same order also expands the addressable market for crypto-asset products inside retirement plans, a tailwind for digital-asset issuers and exchanges seeking distribution into mainstream retirement savings.

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April 2025

Trump's Justice Department disbands its crypto crime unit

Cryptocurrency sector — Ending Justice Department investigations of crypto companies, dealers and exchanges, and disbanding the unit that pursued them, lowers criminal exposure for crypto platforms across the industry rather than any single firm.

Private ActionActororganization
January 2025

Solana Labs donates $1M to Trump-Vance inaugural

Donated $1,000,000 to the Trump-Vance Inaugural Committee.

$1M
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January 2025

Trump's SEC crypto enforcement falls 60% in first year

Cryptocurrency sector — A 60% drop in SEC crypto enforcement actions and a ~97% drop in monetary penalties lowers the cost of doing business for digital-asset firms industry-wide, beyond the handful of cases that were individually dismissed.

$142M

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