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These past few days, stablecoins on Solana have been causing a stir, with the total market cap directly surpassing 15 billion. Especially USD1, which doubled in two months to reach 850 million. As a result, many people see the surge in funds and immediately shout risk-off signals, claiming the market is about to top out.
I check on-chain data every day and believe this conclusion is inaccurate. Using old perspectives from three years ago to interpret new money completely underestimates the ferocity of this wave of capital.
In reality, this money isn't coming in to hide from the storm. Follow t

Everyone is still watching TVL, but I think it's 2026 now, and judging stablecoins solely by locked-up volume is outdated.
Recently, I checked out @worldlibertyfi's on-chain data on Solana. What impressed me most wasn't the 855 million supply, but the daily transaction volume of 200 to 300 million. On average, every three days, each USD1 changes hands. This velocity is very real.
Traditional stablecoins are like warehouses—everyone competes to lock in as much as possible; but USD1 is like flowing blood, constantly moving in merchant backends, AI payments, and World Swap. Money only has life wh

Hey everyone, so right now Congress is meeting today to talk about the big deal on stablecoin regulation, and everyone's still mixing up @worldlibertyfi's $WLFI , USD1, and BitGo into one big mess. Let me break it down for you guys clearly, so we're not all confused anymore.
#WLFI is a governance token, not a speculative coin. When you hold it, you get real voting rights and can decide where the ecosystem goes. Right now the price is holding steady between 0.098 to 0.104, and the core value is all about long-term governance.
#USD1 is their stablecoin, pegged 1:1 to the US dollar, backed by rea