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JPMorgan, Visa & Meta Go Live on Solana | Consensus Miami
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JPMorgan, Visa, Meta, and Western Union are now running live payments and settlement infrastructure on Solana — the experimentation phase is over. This episode breaks down the RWA growth signal, Meta's stablecoin creator payouts, MoonPay's DFlow acquisition, and what SOL's price action says about the institutional shift.
Audio is available on Spreaker — see link below.
The story this week isn't about Solana's potential. It's about Solana being used.
The real-world asset figure deserves some scrutiny before it gets oversimplified. One thousand percent growth is a striking number.
Meta's move is the one worth watching most carefully. The company launched creator stablecoin payouts on Solana this week in two live production markets.
MoonPay's acquisition of DFlow, Solana's execution layer, adds another layer to the story. This is M&A activity targeting payments throughput and user experience at the infrastructure level.
On price, SOL is holding above eighty-five dollars and fifty cents support with technical signals pointing toward a ninety dollars and twenty-five cent resistance target intraday. The breakout is coinciding with the institutional news flow from Consensus, which gives it a fundamental anchor that purely speculative moves don't have.
The near-term watchpoints are straightforward. Can the RWA growth rate sustain itself as the base grows larger?
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