Solana stablecoin supply tops $15 billion as holders reach 14 million
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Solana stablecoin liquidity passed $15 billion and 14.02 million holder addresses, while card volume topped $1 billion and Solomon Labs' USDv grew to $7.7 million.
Stablecoin liquidity on Solana passed $15 billion in circulating supply, while unique holding addresses reached 14.02 million on October 7, 2026, according to Bitcoin.com News citing Blockworks data. The address count has grown from fewer than 4 million in late 2024. All-time transaction volume across stablecoin-backed payment cards on the network also moved past $1 billion.
Smaller assets on the blockchain also expanded, with Solomon Labs' dollar-pegged USDv rising from roughly $1 million in mid-September to a $7.7 million market cap on October 7, 2026, according to coinfomania.com. USDv recorded no active trading volume alongside the increase.
The liquidity milestone followed the Solana Foundation's October 6 launch of Solana DvP, an open-source settlement tool created with input from J.P. Morgan to execute atomic deliveries of tokenized assets and cash using isolated escrows.