Upexi, Inc. Adds S◎l Big Brain to Advisory Committee

By Tamara Parker • Saturday, October 04 06:01 • Permanent Link

Upexi, Inc. (NASDAQ: UPXI) has announced the addition of S◎l Big Brain to its advisory committee, making him the second member alongside Arthur Hayes. S◎l Big Brain is well-regarded within the Solana ecosystem, with notable roles at MonkeDao and BigBrainVC, and is known for driving culture, influence, and vision.

Allan Marshall, Upexi’s CEO, highlighted the significance of having S◎l Big Brain and Big Brain Holdings as partners, emphasizing the transformative opportunities this collaboration presents for the Solana ecosystem and beyond.

Big Brain Holdings expressed a strong commitment to advancing both Solana and Upexi, acknowledging Upexi’s expertise in traditional finance and its role in bridging the gap between traditional investors and the transformative potential of Solana.

As of the announcement, Upexi's primary focus remains on the development, manufacturing, and distribution of consumer products, with a recent diversification into the cryptocurrency industry and asset management through a cryptocurrency portfolio.

This latest addition to the advisory committee reflects Upexi's strategic expansion and its commitment to leveraging the expertise and influence of industry leaders to drive growth and innovation. The market has reacted to these announcements by moving the company's shares 2.46% to a price of $7.469. If you want to know more, read the company's complete 8-K report here.

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