According to Visa’s special tool that watches cryptocurrency movements, Solana is standing tall in the world of digital money. This means more people are using Solana for stablecoin transactions compared to other big blockchain names. It's a big step for Solana, showing it's becoming a popular choice.

Visa joined hands with Allium Labs to make sure the numbers on stablecoin transactions are right. They noticed some tricky stuff going on with the data, like fake activities making things look busier than they really are. So, they came up with a new way to measure stablecoin transactions, making sure it's accurate.

Now, users can see the numbers as they are or with some adjustments, thanks to Visa’s dashboard. This helps in getting a clear picture of what's happening without any funny business making things look different.

The new method has a couple of smart tricks to make sure the numbers are true. One trick only counts the biggest amount of stablecoins moving in one go. This helps to ignore the extra stuff happening in the background. Another trick ignores transactions from accounts doing too much in a short time. This helps to filter out robot actions or big companies moving huge amounts, which can mess up the real activity picture.

So, with these checks and balances, Visa and Allium Labs are making sure people see the real story of stablecoin use. Solana is at the front of this, showing its growing importance in the crypto world.