New exploration on Solana: Three major platforms collaborate to promote liquidity of rare earth mineral trading stablecoins

2025-12-13 12:04:14

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【Blockchain Rhythm】 Recently, there was an interesting development—Huma Finance, Obligate, and TradeFlow Capital announced a joint partnership at the Solana Community Conference. The three organizations will deploy a stablecoin liquidity solution on the Solana blockchain, specifically serving global rare earth mineral transactions.

In simple terms, they aim to address the pain points of traditional commodity trading—insufficient liquidity and high cross-border settlement costs. By leveraging Solana’s speed advantages and the convenience of stablecoins, they intend to provide more efficient financial infrastructure for the trading of strategic minerals like rare earths.

This case is quite representative—the Web3 space is no longer just playing with virtual assets but is beginning to engage in real interactions with the实体经济 (real economy) and commodity markets. The exploration within the Solana ecosystem in this regard is becoming increasingly in-depth.

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SmartContractWorker

· 10h ago

Rare earth mineral trading on the blockchain, this idea is indeed fresh, but can it really be implemented? It still feels like a concept on paper.

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Rugman_Walking

· 12h ago

Rare earth minerals on the blockchain? Looks pretty good, but I don't know if liquidity can really pick up; it feels like just another impressive-sounding story... Web3 is finally starting to do something real, which is better than those empty projects. Can these three really handle the messy cross-border settlement? I remain skeptical. Solana is fast, but can we trust the liquidity of stablecoins... It's interesting; let's see how it unfolds. The integration of the real economy should have happened a long time ago, but I hope it doesn't turn into another money-raising scheme. Hmm... For strategic minerals like rare earths, regulation will probably keep an eye on it too? Feels like it's just blowing bubbles again...

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FOMOSapien

· 12h ago

Wow, rare earth minerals on the blockchain. Now Solana is finally doing something serious. I really believe that bringing commodities onto the chain is the future of Web3; virtual assets are already old news. This time, Solana really has something. Fast speed and low cost make it truly suitable for this work. But on the other hand, financial infrastructure like rare earth trading—will regulations get in the way... Finally seeing projects that are not just hype but have real application scenarios—feels great. Cross-border settlement costs are truly the Achilles' heel of traditional finance. Web3 might have a shot to break this deadlock. The cooperation among the three feels quite reliable, just worried it might turn into a failed project later on. Solana is gradually nibbling away at the traditional financial market—kind of interesting. Stablecoin liquidity solutions? Honestly, I don’t quite understand how exactly it works. Bringing commodity trading onto the blockchain—this trend, strangely, seems more credible when no one is hyping it.

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AltcoinHunter

· 13h ago

Rare earth mineral trading goes on the blockchain? This is quite interesting, finally not all air coins. But speaking of which, can Solana's speed advantage really handle the settlement needs of commodities? I'm a bit worried about stability... Anyway, I'll keep an eye on it. If it really gets implemented, it could be a hundredfold opportunity.

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HashRatePhilosopher

· 13h ago

Rare earth mineral trading on the blockchain? Now that's what I call a real use case, not just hype about concepts.

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ser_we_are_ngmi

· 13h ago

Solana this wave is really about grabbing the RWA market share, with rare earth mineral transactions going on-chain. Is the next step to also bring grain futures on-chain? --- I'm a bit interested in seeing the actual implementation of this plan. Whether stablecoin liquidity will work in the commodities sector is still a question. --- Hmm... it feels like another wave of hype. The true solutions to the cross-border settlement pain points have been around for a while. Why insist on going on-chain? --- Wait, what are the backgrounds of these three institutions? Can Solana's speed alone handle compliance issues in rare earth trading? --- Haha, I've been waiting for Web3 to embrace the real economy. Finally, some somewhat promising application scenarios are emerging.

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CryptoNomics

· 13h ago

tbh this whole "real world assets on solana" narrative keeps ignoring the fundamental liquidity fragmentation problem. you're basically creating isolated pools across three separate protocols—have they even run a regression analysis on execution slippage across different settlement layers? the math doesn't check out

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