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Wall Street and payment giants are quietly taking over Solana, moving billions onto the network for tokenized funds and global payments even as the broader crypto market cools down, according to a new report by Messari.
The research firm said Monday that Solana’s real-world asset market capitalization rose 43% quarter-over-quarter to $2.01 billion, led by growth in BlackRock’s tokenized money market fund BUIDL and new integrations tied to payments and tokenized finance.
BUIDL, developed by BlackRock and Securitize, grew to $525.4 million on Solana after Anchorage Digital added custody support for the fund. Anchorage held roughly 81% of the asset’s supply on the network by the end of the quarter, Messari said.
The report framed Solana as increasingly becoming infrastructure for tokenized finance rather than only a hub for speculative crypto trading.
Several traditional financial firms expanded activity tied to Solana during the quarter. Ondo Finance launched more than 200 tokenized stocks and ETFs on the network through Ondo Global Markets, while Franklin Templeton partnered with Ondo to bring tokenized ETF products onchain. Citigroup also completed a proof-of-concept for tokenized trade finance on Solana with PwC.
Messari said firms including Visa, Stripe, Worldpay, Western Union and PayPal either integrated Solana for stablecoin settlement or launched Solana-native payment products over the past year. The report said Solana’s low fees and near-instant settlement times have made it increasingly attractive for payment infrastructure.
Stablecoin market capitalization on Solana ended the quarter at $14.85 billion, ranking the network third among blockchains. Adjusted stablecoin transfer volume rose 13% quarter-over-quarter to $246.8 billion.
Despite falling crypto prices, Solana’s onchain activity remained resilient. Solana’s total application revenue, which Messari refers to as “Chain GDP,” held roughly flat at $342.2 million during the quarter.
Still, Messari argued the nature of activity on Solana is changing. The report pointed to rising adoption of high-speed trading infrastructure known as “Prop AMMs,” which it said are beginning to outperform centralized exchanges on execution quality and trading costs.
Messari also described Solana’s upcoming Alpenglow upgrade as one of the network’s most significant technical developments. The upgrade is expected to reduce transaction finality times from roughly 12.8 seconds to about 150 milliseconds. The firm said those performance gains could strengthen Solana’s position in payments, tokenized finance and AI-driven applications.
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Shares of Micron Technology and SanDisk came under heavy selling pressure on Friday as a broad retreat in semiconductor stocks gathered pace.
Investors reassessed the outlook for artificial intelligence-related names following Broadcom's latest earnings report and a stronger-than-expected US jobs report.
The weakness extended a sharp sector-wide pullback that began after Broadcom issued fiscal third-quarter AI revenue guidance that failed to meet elevated market expectations.
At the same time, fresh labor market data fueled concerns that the Federal Reserve could raise interest rates later this year, adding further pressure to high-valuation technology stocks.
The stronger-than-expected employment data raised concerns that the Federal Reserve may place greater emphasis on controlling inflation, potentially through additional interest rate increases.
Investor sentiment shifted after the US Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that nonfarm payrolls increased by 172,000 in May, well above forecasts that had called for roughly 80,000 additional jobs.
SanDisk, which has delivered strong financial results in recent quarters, appeared particularly vulnerable to the shift in market sentiment because of its elevated valuation following a significant rally.
Higher interest rates typically weigh more heavily on growth-oriented sectors, including technology and semiconductor companies that have benefited from investor enthusiasm surrounding artificial intelligence.
The certification strengthens Micron's position in the rapidly expanding AI memory market and reinforces its role within Nvidia's advanced hardware ecosystem.
The company recently secured certification as a supplier of HBM4 memory products for Nvidia's next-generation Vera Rubin AI platform, joining Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix as approved vendors.
Micron has also continued to expand its portfolio of AI-focused products, including HBM solutions, DDR5 memory, low-power DRAM, and enterprise storage offerings designed for data centers and artificial intelligence workloads.
Even so, investors largely overlooked those developments as broader concerns surrounding interest rates and semiconductor valuations dominated trading.
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