Cassinger is planning to expand the range of its encrypted assets and plans to include SOL, AVAX and LINK in the next few months. For the encrypted market, this means that another large traditional voucher will bring mainstream currency into wider retail and wealth management channels.

Three tokens to go online in the next few months.

According to information published by the company, this expansion is intended to respond to the rising demand from clients for digital asset allocation. Joe Vietri, Director of Financial and Digital Assets Operations, stated that with the new assets, clients could have more digital asset options within the existing investment and banking services system.

The company also stated that the educational content, tools and support services associated with encrypted assets would be expanded simultaneously and that it planned to continue to add more tradable assets over time.

  • Proposed additional assets: SOL, AVAX, LINK
  • Access: Schwab Cripto
  • Cost level: 75 basis points per United States dollar

SOL Continued access to traditional financial channels

If we move forward as planned, it will become another traditional financial institution introduced to SOL. Previously, in November 2025, Sofi Bank opened up its clients to purchase BTC, SOL and ETH directly through a cheque account.

The article also mentioned that SoFi had previously launched a banking platform for business clients and had deployed its stable currency, SoFiusD, on the Solana network. The visibility of SOL in compliance financial channels is increasing as more traditional institutions access the relevant products to the existing system of accounts.

SOL ETF is getting stronger this week.

In addition to the expansion of voucher channels, institutional funds have continued to flow to Solana-related investment products in the near future. The SolanaFloor data show that net inflows to SOL ETF have exceeded $74 million this week, and at the current pace they may record the strongest single week since November 2025 and the strongest week in 2026.

Inflows coincided with price increases. It states that SOL has increased cumulatively by 46 per cent over the past 30 days, with the latest report of $108, the largest single-month increase since March 2024.

Transaction costs on the chain are still significantly lower.

However, in terms of transaction execution costs, there is still a clear gap between traditional voucher dealers and chain-based primary transactions. Citing the Jump Cripto study, the article states that the median transaction cost of buying SOL could be as low as 0.72 basis points, which is significantly below the level of fees disclosed by CSCI.

This means that the advantages of the traditional platform lie more in account access, compliance systems and user coverage than in the chain efficiency per se.