PYUSD's launch on Solana signals the transition to a sustainable revenue model for stablecoins in 2026

Solana has emerged as one of the world's fastest-growing payment-focused public blockchains. According to 2024 data, it accounted for over 30% of global on-chain payment transactions by volume among major Layer 1 networks.
Paxos' expansion strategy has positioned PYUSD not only as a DeFi protocol but also as a key liquidity settlement tool in the meme economy. Its future revenue model will primarily depend on three sources: transaction fee splits, on-chain settlement income, and enterprise payment demands.
Market projections indicate that by 2026, Solana-based stablecoin strategies are expected to deliver sustainable annualized returns (APY) ranging from high single digits to low double digits.
In real-world commercial applications, the Global Supply Chain Finance Services (GSCFS) platform has integrated PYUSD into its cross-border e-commerce financial network. By leveraging Solana, it enhances merchants' capital turnover efficiency while reducing foreign exchange and intermediary costs.
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