I just came across a pretty interesting signal. B2C2 has officially announced that it has chosen Solana as the institutional-grade stablecoin settlement layer for its mainnet, and the implications behind it may be deeper than they look on the surface. First, let’s talk about who B2C2 is. It is an institutional market maker under SBI Holdings, headquartered in London, serving large financial institutions worldwide. SBI itself is one of Japan’s largest financial groups. In other words, this isn’t a test run for a small project—this is a leading player in traditional finance moving its core settlement business onto Solana. Why choose Solana? The data makes it clear. Dune’s data shows that Solana’s stablecoin monthly transfer volume has continued to exceed the average monthly level from the past three years throughout 2026. In February, the monthly figure reached $650 billion, surpassing ETH and Tron. The total stablecoin supply across the entire network is already $15.5 billion. In just one week, Circle issued $2 billion worth of USDC on Solana. The transfer volume of non-USD stablecoins has grown 3x year over year. More importantly, major players like Mastercard, Western Union, and Worldpay have already been integrated into SDP, and Stripe and Tempo’s Machine Payments Protocol is also being adopted. This means institutional-grade stablecoin applications on Solana are no longer in the proof-of-concept (POC) stage—they’re operating in the real world. SOL’s price is currently fluctuating around $80, but the stablecoin data and the real actions taken by institutions tell a different story. This mismatch alone is worth paying attention to.

[4-Hour Technical Analysis] Bullish structure established, pullbacks to buy dips are the main strategy 1. Technical structure analysis • Bollinger Bands system: The middle band continues to rise, and the price remains above the middle band, indicating a healthy bullish trend structure. • Moving average system: EMA5/10/20 are arranged in a standard bullish order, forming a dense support zone around 81-82. • Oscillator indicator: KDJ forms a golden cross at low levels and continues to rise, showing short-term bullish momentum is strengthening. 2. Key level analysis • Support zone: 82-84 (dense EMA support area + middle Bollinger Band) • Resistance level: 90 (psychological resistance at previous high + upper Bollinger Band) • Bull-bear boundary: 81 (a break below indicates a short-term weakening of the structure) 3. Trading suggestions • Long strategy: Wait for the price to pull back to the 82-84 support zone, and after signs of stabilization, consider gradually opening long positions • Target price: 90 (breakout could lead to a target of 92-95) • Stop-loss setting: below 80.5 (break below key support zone) 4. Risk warning Although the technical outlook is bullish, attention should be paid to: • Strong selling pressure near 90, initial touches may trigger a pullback • Overall cryptocurrency market sentiment is still influenced by BTC movement • Suggest operating with light positions and strict stop-losses

Just now, I saw that Gork has started to move strongly again, increasing over 500% in less than a day. Turns out Elon tweeted about it yesterday. Every time he mentions it, this token skyrockets. Trading volume on Solana exchanges like Raydium and Jupiter surged, mostly from new community members. Actually, Gork once had a hype wave in mid-2025 when Elon renamed X to "Gorklon Rust," and the market cap reached $70 million. But then it went quiet for nearly half a year, and liquidity almost disappeared. Now, one tweet is enough to revive everything, old wallets start to activate, and trading bots jump in. Interestingly, Gork is completely unofficially unrelated to xAI or Grok AI of Elon; it’s just a community project on Solana inspired by his mentions online. Looking at the current data, Gork is at $0.00, with a market cap of about $1.51 million, and 24-hour volume of 50.22K. Compared to yesterday’s peak of $14 million, it has already corrected quite a bit. This is a classic lesson about meme coins: prices rise quickly but also fall fast. History shows that tokens driven by social sentiment often experience sharp corrections when the hype wave subsides. If Elon doesn’t mention it again in the next few months, Gork will struggle to maintain its current liquidity. This attack also demonstrates the power of Solana’s architecture—low fees and fast transactions help turn profit-taking emotions into rapid price movements. But that also means higher risks. Meme coins like this are more like high-stakes lotteries than real investments.