最新报道：According to Crypto.news, Solana's stablecoin supply is approaching $13 billion, and the network's dominance in stablecoin trading volume is growing. Stablecoins are rapidly becoming a mainstay of the cryptocurrency landscape, and Solana is capturing an increasing share. The network currently holds $12.80 billion in stablecoins, a figure that could soon surpass the previous high of $13 million reached in April 2025. More importantly, the Solana network processes almost half of all USDC transactions, and Circle recently minted an additional 250,000 USDC on the network. To explain why Solana is beginning to dominate the stablecoin market, crypto.news reached out to Marinade Labs, the native Solana protocol with over $2.40 billion locked up. Nicky Scannella, Head of Business Development at Marinade Labs, explained what makes Solana so attractive for stablecoin transfers. Crypto.news: Solana now holds over $12.00 billion in stablecoin supply—what's driving this inflow compared to Ethereum or other Layer 1s? Nicky Scannella: Solana combines liquidity, security, and efficiency at scale, boasting the highest on-chain activity of any major chain. This makes it an ideal home for stablecoins. Add to that the momentum generated by the SOL ETF approval and renewed institutional interest from firms like BlackRock and Grayscale, and the influx of capital makes sense. CN: How do you think evolving regulation of stablecoins in the US and globally will impact protocols like Marinade? NS: Marinade welcomes regulatory frameworks—we are prepared, especially Marinade Select. Clear rules build trust without sacrificing Solana's decentralized nature. As stablecoin adoption grows, it also motivates us to expand our product line with more stablecoin-centric solutions, which is an exciting direction for us. CN: TradFi institutions and large tech projects are increasingly interested in launching their own stablecoins. Given that many of these firms control user on-ramp, how can DeFi compete in the stablecoin space? NS: These launches are not competition; they serve as a bridge between TradFi and crypto. DeFi's strength lies in its openness and inclusiveness. Marinade helps enhance Solana's capabilities by making it more decentralized, laying the foundation for the sustainable growth of stablecoins. CN: Marinade recently integrated with Paxos' USDG stablecoin. What is the significance of this move, and what prompted you to pursue this collaboration? NS: We are collaborating with USDG because it promotes aligned incentives—a core ethos of Solana. At the same time, USDG is a perfect fit for our efforts to build more stablecoin-based products, a demand that is growing as adoption accelerates. This integration makes staking more accessible while strengthening decentralization on Solana.