Solana’s stablecoin market cap hit an all-time high of $15 billion, according to Token Terminal data. The supply of stablecoins on the SOL network has increased significantly by 200% compared to last year (YoY). Stablecoins have been a cornerstone of the cryptocurrency industry for several years now. Let’s discuss what is driving stablecoin adoption.
What is driving Solana stablecoin supply to an all-time high?
Solana’s recent surge in stablecoin supply comes as stablecoin adoption continues to surge. According to Token Terminal, the number of stablecoin holders has reached a record high, surpassing the 200 million mark.
The Trump administration’s pro-cryptocurrency stance may have led to a rapid increase in the adoption of stablecoins. Last year, the United States passed the GENIUS Act (Guiding and Establishing National Innovation in U.S. Stablecoins), bringing more transparency to the industry. The GENIUS Act has seen an increase in investor sentiment towards stablecoins.
The increase in stablecoin holders may have been further fueled by the bear market, leading investors to liquidate their crypto holdings and opt for stablecoins until the bull market returns. The cryptocurrency market faced a sharp price correction in October 2025. Investors may have moved their funds from coins like Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and XRP to stablecoins like USDT, USDC, and RLUSD. Stablecoins maintain the value of the coin in a 1:1 ratio with the US dollar. Additionally, the GENIUS Act required publishers to be fully backed up.
Stablecoin adoption is expected to continue to surge in the coming years. However, Bank of America CEP’s Brian Moynihan expresses some concern about this trend. Moynihan believes interest-bearing stablecoins could drain $6 trillion from bank deposits. The move could lead to higher borrowing costs for small and medium-sized enterprises that rely on traditional bank loans.
