Solana stablecoin holders top 14 million, setting a new record

Solana now has more stablecoin holders than ever. As of October 7, 2026, more than 14.02 million unique addresses on the network held stablecoins, an all-time high. At the end of 2024, that figure sat under 4 million. The numbers behind the milestone The latest data shows Solana added more than 4 million new stablecoin holders since the start of the year. Over a longer window, the network gained more than 10 million holding addresses in less than two years. Total stablecoin supply on Solana is now above $15 billion. Stablecoins are tokens pegged to a fiat currency, usually the US dollar. They are the rails that let people move dollars on a blockchain without riding crypto’s price swings. In September, stablecoin supply on Solana hit a record $17.3 billion, which made it the third-largest blockchain by stablecoin supply. Only Ethereum and Tron ranked higher. So the dollar value on the network has eased from that peak, even as the number of holders keeps climbing. Spending is growing too. Cumulative transaction volume on stablecoin-linked cards has passed $1 billion. These cards let users spend stablecoin balances at ordinary merchants. A settlement standard with Wall Street fingerpr...