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VisionSys AI Inc. (NASDAQ:VSA) plummeted by 45% to $1.89 on Wednesday after unveiling a pre-market partnership with Marinade Finance to launch a Solana-based treasury program valued at up to $2 billion.
The initiative, unveiled Wednesday morning, positions VisionSys to acquire and stake up to $500 million in Solana (CRYPTO: SOL) within six months, with a long-term target of $2 billion.
Marinade Finance, Solana's leading staking protocol, will manage staking operations and treasury oversight.
Chief Executive Heng Wang called the plan a "once-in-a-generation opportunity" to integrate blockchain into the company's corporate treasury strategy.
VSA Price Dynamics (Source: TradingView)
Shares attempted to push above $3.80, matching previous day's high, but selling pressure quickly reversed the move
Heavy selling forced a sharp breakdown, sending the stock through the 20-day EMA at $2.80 and the 50-day EMA at $2.30, before stabilizing just above the 100-day EMA at $1.80.
The RSI slumped from overbought levels above 70 to 38.9, marking the first major momentum break since the rally began in May.
Recovery requires a move back above $2.30–$2.80 to restore bullish footing, otherwise the longer-term trendline around $1.70–$1.80 is at risk.
VisionSys's $2B Solana plan stands out as one of the boldest treasury strategies by a public company.
By staking through Marinade Finance, its balance sheet is directly exposed to the strength of DeFi.
The alignment of corporate capital with on-chain infrastructure is almost without precedent. If successful, it could change how companies think about deploying cash reserves.
A break below the $1.70 zone could trigger deeper losses toward $1.42 and potentially $1.00, while a sustained rebound above short-term EMAs may reopen upside tests.
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