A Southeast Asian bank just rolled out something pretty interesting: direct native minting of USDC and USDT straight on Solana, all through their mobile banking app. No gas fees either—completely waived. This is the kind of move that actually matters. Users can mint stablecoins without jumping between platforms, no wallet friction, no bridge games. It's happening at the consumer-facing layer, which means regular folks using the bank app get access to Solana's stablecoin infrastructure as naturally as checking their balance. The implication? When major financial institutions start baking blockchain infrastructure directly into their interfaces, you're looking at genuine adoption infrastructure, not just speculation. Solana's low-cost, high-throughput nature makes this viable at scale. This is how on-ramps actually scale.