Just came across Solana's network data from the past hour, and it’s pretty thought-provoking: transaction peaks hit 6-10k per second, block utilization reached nearly 60 CUs, yet the median fees stayed low. This might look like short-term data, but there’s some long-term logic to unpack here—everyone’s talking about how stablecoin adoption will keep growing. When that time comes, isn’t the most critical thing 'handling high traffic without being expensive'? People used to worry about on-chain congestion and skyrocketing fees, but Solana’s performance under high demand this time really delivers on both 'capacity' and 'cost-effectiveness.' Not saying other chains aren’t good, but as of now, if stablecoins truly scale to the trillion-dollar level, a network like Solana that can handle extreme demand while keeping costs in check does have an irreplaceable edge. What happens next depends on whether the ecosystem can catch up. If apps and users keep coming in, Solana might just become a key platform for large-scale stablecoin circulation.