By 2026, the stablecoin sector is undergoing accelerated evolution. Meanwhile, a Layer 1 blockchain focused on stablecoin infrastructure is quietly reshaping the landscape of payments and DeFi.

Just look at the recent data: the lending market on this chain is already the second largest globally, and the supply and borrowing ratio of stablecoins is far ahead. Leading DeFi protocols like Aave V3, Fluid, Pendle, and Ethena have their TVL ranked among the top on this chain. Notably, the liquidity pool of syrupUSDT has exceeded $200 million — directly indicating that users and capital are voting with their feet.

Ecosystem activities are also accelerating. A major DEX recently integrated with this chain, allowing users to swap with zero gas fees, enjoy MEV protection, and perform seamless cross-chain transfers. This directly reduces costs and improves experience for teams working on payments and fintech. Meanwhile, lending protocols like Fluid are thriving on this chain, enabling developers to quickly build stablecoin lending and swapping scenarios.

From the perspective of real-world payments, all these infrastructure accumulations ultimately aim to make money truly flow. It’s not just about on-chain transactions, but about making stablecoins genuinely serve as everyday payment tools. This is the original intention behind designing this chain.