Solana's stablecoin ecosystem just saw a notable surge—over $900 million in fresh supply flooded in within 24 hours. The move coincided with major developments: Jupiter, the largest decentralized exchange on Solana, rolled out its own stablecoin offering, while Morgan Stanley threw its hat in the ring with a spot Solana ETF filing. These catalysts paint an interesting picture of institutional interest ramping up and onchain activity heating up. When major market players start stacking moves like this, it usually signals confidence in the ecosystem's trajectory. Retail and institutional flows alike appear to be finding their way back into the space.
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MoneyBurnerSociety
· 01-07 23:43
900 million stablecoins flood in a day, Morgan Stanley submits an application... Is this rhythm telling me to buy the dip this year?😅
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DAOdreamer
· 01-07 21:00
SOL is really rising this time is different
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Jupiter launching stablecoins? Morgan Stanley coming in? This pace is quite intense
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Wait, an additional 9 million USD in supply, is this real or fake?
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Big institutions are acting frequently, are retail investors about to jump in?
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If the SOL ecosystem drops again, I will be truly hopeless
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The stablecoin ecosystem is exploding, it feels like on-chain activity is about to explode
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Institutional interest heating up, but the key is whether it can be sustained
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Jupiter launching its own stablecoin, what are they trying to do?
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Is the capital backflow real, or is it another round of cutting the leeks?
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Morgan Stanley has even filed for an ETF, how optimistic does that mean?
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TokenCreatorOP
· 01-07 21:00
900 million dollars in stablecoins surged within a day, Jupiter is creating its own coin, and Morgan Stanley is also jumping in... This pace is pretty intense.
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Institutions are really quietly getting on board, retail investors are still bragging outside.
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No, ETF applications are already in, this time Solana is really about to take off.
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The stablecoin ecosystem is so hot, it feels like the bets have already been placed.
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What does Morgan Stanley's move mean? Everyone should know that funds are coming.
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Jupiter issuing its own coin is aiming to dominate Solana's traffic.
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9 million dollars... wait, it should be 900 million, right? I must be seeing things.
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Let's see if they dump the market now; those who entered might just be new retail investors.
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The surge in on-chain activity is real; the data doesn't lie.
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DegenWhisperer
· 01-07 20:55
Haven't followed SOL for 9 months, and now it's so competitive when I look back?
Morgan Stanley is really here, this is no longer just a joke
Jupiter issuing its own stablecoin... this move is a bit aggressive, the ecosystem is self-sustaining
The feeling of institutional entry is getting stronger, retail investors will regret if they don't jump on board
This time is truly different, it feels like SOL is about to take off
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OnchainDetectiveBing
· 01-07 20:53
Morgan Stanley is copying the homework, what does that mean... This wave of SOL is indeed stable
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SchrodingerWallet
· 01-07 20:47
$9 million a day? Jupiter is about to take off
Morgan Stanley is also here, institutions are really quietly deploying
The growth of the stablecoin ecosystem is quite fierce this time, let's see if it can hold up
Is Solana making a comeback or just a flash in the pan? Let's wait and see
It feels like funds are slowly flowing back, on-chain activity has indeed become more active
Jupiter launching a stablecoin is a crucial move, the ecosystem's completeness has improved
The signal of institutional entry is so obvious, what are retail investors still hesitating for?
Is this growth reliable, or is it another pump-and-dump?
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AirdropF5Bro
· 01-07 20:32
When Morgan Stanley makes a move, I know big news is coming... 900 million is not a small number, to be honest.
Jupiter launching a stablecoin? Is this paving the way or is there another plan?
Can SOL withstand this wave? It all depends on how things develop next.
Solana's stablecoin ecosystem just saw a notable surge—over $900 million in fresh supply flooded in within 24 hours. The move coincided with major developments: Jupiter, the largest decentralized exchange on Solana, rolled out its own stablecoin offering, while Morgan Stanley threw its hat in the ring with a spot Solana ETF filing. These catalysts paint an interesting picture of institutional interest ramping up and onchain activity heating up. When major market players start stacking moves like this, it usually signals confidence in the ecosystem's trajectory. Retail and institutional flows alike appear to be finding their way back into the space.