There's an old saying: "Before the troops move, the supplies must go first." Recently, this metaphor has been perfectly exemplified in the Solana ecosystem.

According to on-chain data tracking, the stablecoin giant USDC issuer Circle has minted an additional 1 billion USDC on the Solana network in the past 24 hours. More notably, since the beginning of this year, their total minting on this blockchain has exceeded 1.75 billion USDC.

From another perspective—this is equivalent to injecting over a billion dollars of active funds into the Solana ecosystem at once.

Why is this so important? Because the flow of funds in the crypto space often reflects the true expectations of market participants. In recent years, people have been accustomed to converting USD into USDT or USDC first, then transferring to Ethereum or other public chains for trading. But Circle's recent move is clearly different—they haven't spread their funds evenly but have concentrated their focus on Solana.

What does this "support" behavior mean? As an industry infrastructure provider, Circle is most sensitive to fund flows. Their choice directly reflects their assessment of Solana's ecosystem potential. This isn't gambling; it's a strategic bet based on the current market situation.

For participants in this track, this signal is already clear enough.