2026-01-08 11:29:27

The scale of on-chain stablecoins on Solana reaches a new high. According to on-chain data, the total market value of stablecoins in the SOL ecosystem has surpassed $15 billion, a figure that was just a fraction of that time last year. A 200% increase in one year—what does it indicate? It shows that more and more people and projects are flocking to the Solana platform. The use cases for stablecoins are also becoming more diverse—from simple trading pairs to complex DeFi combinations, and even cross-chain bridging, with application scenarios emerging one after another. This reflects Solana's rising position in the entire decentralized finance ecosystem and its increasing attractiveness. More liquidity is flowing in, and more capital is paying attention—these are the foreshadowing of future stories. Whether Solana can continue this momentum depends on how many new applications and new users will truly take root in the future.

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gas_guzzler

· 01-11 08:03

15 billion dollars? The Sol ecosystem is really taking off, but how long this wave can last is still uncertain. --- A 200% increase sounds great, but are people really using it or is it just hype... worth watching. --- More DeFi applications are a good thing, but I'm worried it might just be a bunch of empty projects boosting the numbers. --- Liquidity has come in, but what about actual trading volume? That's the real key. --- Sol previously had network instability for so long; now it's just regaining some popularity. Don't get too optimistic. --- 150 billion in stablecoins sounds like a lot, but if divided among a few hundred million users, it's not so scary. --- The real test is whether new applications and new users can land; even pump-and-dump coins will say the same. --- Can this time avoid cooling down like last time... I'm a bit tired. --- Does Sol have an advantage in cross-chain bridging? It still feels like ETH is dominant. --- Large stablecoin scale ≠ good ecosystem, don't get it mixed up.

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LiquiditySurfer

· 01-09 03:44

SOL's growth rate is indeed impressive, but the real test is still ahead—whether it can retain this wave of traffic is the key. 150 billion stablecoins sound impressive, but does the DeFi ecosystem have applications that can truly utilize this liquidity? To put it simply, without a killer app backing it, more liquidity is just a flash in the pan. Rapid growth of stablecoins doesn't necessarily mean a healthy ecosystem; it depends on actual trading volume and user retention.

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GasGuzzler

· 01-08 11:58

$15 billion stablecoin? SOL has really taken off this time, doubling in a year is no exaggeration

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DegenWhisperer

· 01-08 11:58

15 billion dollars? SOL is really taking off this time, the ecosystem has exploded.

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DegenMcsleepless

· 01-08 11:55

The SOL ecosystem is about to take off again, and the figure of 15 billion stablecoins is truly impressive.

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DeFiDoctor

· 01-08 11:51

15 billion stablecoins sound impressive, but examination records show that the speed of liquidity accumulation exceeds the application's capacity. It is recommended to regularly review on-chain activity metrics.

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