On July 14, 2026, $500 million worth of USDC stablecoins were minted on the Solana blockchain in two $250 million tranches. This move significantly increases liquidity on Solana and reflects growing institutional trust in the network's ability to handle large-scale transactions. Solana now holds between $7.2 billion and $8.6 billion in circulating USDC, reinforcing its role as a key blockchain for stablecoins. Market watchers will monitor Solana's price and network activity closely, especially its potential to reach $90 by the end of July amid this liquidity boost.
Alameda Research transferred 201,000 Solana (SOL) tokens worth $15.14 million to BitGo Custody, signaling possible asset redistribution ahead of a Q3 creditor deadline. Despite this large transfer, Solana's price showed little reaction, trading aroun...
Circle has become a founding member of the x402 Foundation, supporting an open protocol that uses the HTTP 402 status code to enable direct, account-free payments over the internet using USDC stablecoin. This protocol allows machines and AI agents to...
Solana has dominated Layer 1 and Layer 2 blockchain networks by leading in weekly decentralized application (dApp) revenue and decentralized exchange (DEX) trading volume for nine consecutive quarters through Q2 2026. In Q2 alone, Solana dApps genera...
ConfirmoPay has introduced Subscribe, a new service enabling SaaS businesses to automate recurring USDC stablecoin payments on the Solana blockchain. This on-chain solution eliminates traditional payment processors, reducing fees and avoiding issues ...
Solana (SOL) has cleared much of the downside liquidity around $74, a key level where buyers are trying to stabilize the price. If SOL can hold above and reclaim $76.60, it could signal a stronger recovery with potential targets at $80, $98, and even...
