B2C2 officially selected Solana as the primary network for institutional stablecoin settlements. First, who is B2C2? It’s an institutional-grade digital asset market maker under SBI Holdings, headquartered in London and serving major financial institutions worldwide. SBI is one of Japan’s largest financial conglomerates. This is not a small pilot project on Solana—it’s a leading player from traditional finance moving its core settlement operations over. The rationale for choosing Solana is straightforward: Dune data shows Solana’s monthly stablecoin transfer volume has consistently exceeded the three-year monthly average since 2026. In February alone, stablecoin transaction volume reached $650 billion, surpassing Ethereum and Tron. Stablecoin supply has reached $15.5 billion. Circle minted $2 billion in USDC on Solana in just one week. Non-dollar stablecoin senders saw year-over-year growth of 3x. Add to this the recent integrations by Mastercard, Western Union, Worldpay into the Solana Digital Payments (SDP) ecosystem, and Stripe/Tempo’s Machine Payments Protocol—institutional adoption on Solana is no longer in the POC phase; it’s already running live business operations. SOL is trading at $80 and declining, but the stablecoin data and institutional activity tell a different story. @B2C2Group @SolanaFndn @solana @Solana_zh #Solana #InstitutionalAdoption #Stablecoins #B2C2

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