2025-12-30 07:30:13

Recent actions in the financial circle are quite interesting. In mid-December, Visa announced that U.S. banks could use Circle's USDC to settle payments on Solana. Almost simultaneously, JPMorgan also issued commercial paper for Galaxy Digital, choosing the Solana chain. These seemingly ordinary business decisions actually reflect traditional finance's genuine recognition of Solana's high throughput and low fees.

The data speaks for itself. Solana's revenue in 2025 has already exceeded $1.3 billion, far surpassing Ethereum. Many institutions are beginning to regard Solana as their preferred L1 chain. Although SOL's price performance has been lukewarm, real money is flowing into the ecosystem—TVL continues to rise, and the number of active addresses is climbing. What does this indicate? Institutions are not just talking the talk; they are truly voting with their feet.

Funds flowing into the Solana ETF have hit new highs, and this wave of institutional entry seems poised to continue. If this momentum can be maintained into 2026, we will see more major players from traditional finance gradually entering the scene. This is not hype; it is a process of ecosystem validation.

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TokenomicsTrapper

· 3h ago

actually if you read the solana contracts... those vesting unlocks hit different, ngl. classic exit pump pattern brewing here imo

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TokenomicsTinfoilHat

· 3h ago

Solana this wave is really a stealth move, major institutions are quietly betting, and the price hasn't risen yet --- Visa and JPMorgan are both in, what more is there to say, this is mainstream recognition --- 13 billion in revenue crushing ETH? That's a bit exaggerated, but the data indeed doesn't lie --- Voting with your feet will never lie; just look at the growth in TVL and the number of addresses --- If Sol can really sustain until next year, traditional finance will enter aggressively --- By the way, why is the price performance still disappointing? That's just ridiculous --- Institutions are really using it, not just hype; this is the most crucial point --- USDC on Solana settlement, this is no longer a future scenario, it's happening now

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Hash_Bandit

· 3h ago

honestly reminds me of the early gpu mining days... when everyone dismissed it till the hashrate just kept climbing. solana's doing the same thing but with throughput. feet voting > mouth voting, always.

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SocialFiQueen

· 3h ago

Visa and JPMorgan Chase both chose Solana, so you can't say it lacks strength now. --- $1.3 billion in revenue surpassing Ethereum—hard cash doesn't lie. --- Institutions are truly voting with their feet, not just talking the talk. --- ETF funds hit a new high; the story for Solana in 2026 looks even more promising. --- SOL price remains steady, but the ecosystem is exploding—this difference is quite interesting. --- Visa has already made it, who will be next to follow? --- From payment settlement to commercial bills, traditional finance is taking Solana seriously step by step. --- Throughput and transaction fees are indeed what traditional finance cares most about. --- TVL and active addresses are climbing; data doesn't lie. --- This is ecosystem validation, not hype; the difference is significant.

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