Solulu: Seizing the trillion-dollar market, building the Compliance infrastructure for stablecoin.

While most people are still anxious about the short-term fluctuations in the market, a real financial transformation has quietly begun. Favourable Information from policies continues to be ramped up, and stablecoins are slowly stepping into the spotlight, becoming the core role in this transformation.

In July this year, the U.S. “GENIUS Act” was officially implemented, and stablecoins were effectively included in the “national team,” which also means that crypto assets are set to step onto the mainstream stage of global finance. Just as the policy wind is strong, a project called Solulu is quietly eyeing this core track. It targets a massive market with an annual trading volume exceeding $36.5 trillion. Not chasing wealth myths, nor engaging in speculative gimmicks, in the current fluctuating market, Solulu has chosen a harder yet more substantial path – to build stablecoin service infrastructure, paving a truly smooth “financial highway” for global value flow.

Why is stablecoin service considered the next golden track? Let's look at some numbers: In 2024, the annual total transaction volume of stablecoins on-chain has surged to $36.3 trillion. What does this mean? It has already surpassed the total transactions of the two traditional payment giants, Visa and Mastercard. The market size has also expanded, with a total market value reaching $270 billion, and the annual growth rate still maintaining a high level of 28%. But there is a key detail behind the bustle that most people overlook: the penetration rate of stablecoins in real payment scenarios is only a pitiful 6%. What does this indicate? The vast majority of stablecoins are still merely circulating within the financial system and have not truly entered the daily lives of crypto-native users. Such a large piece of meat has long been eyed by institutions.

What Solulu is entering is this unexploited blue ocean. More importantly, the implementation of the U.S. “GENIUS Act” clearly requires that stablecoins must be issued by licensed institutions and backed by dollar assets—this essentially clears the obstacles for compliant players like Solulu, allowing it to leap from being an industry “pioneer” to a “co-builder of a compliant ecosystem.”

In the fierce competition of the blue ocean, what does Solulu rely on to break through the encirclement? The track may be wide, but there are also many competitors. When we put Solulu and a few major players together, its differentiated approach becomes clear:

The horizontal comparison in the above figure clearly indicates Solulu's unique positioning — it is a stablecoin infrastructure supported by full-stack services, top-level compliance, and an independent ecosystem. Not just simply creating an exchange or payment function, Solulu aims to build a complete ecological closed loop: integrating Visa cards, social transfers, and global settlements together, with the goal of allowing stablecoins to flow smoothly and comply with regulations in every aspect, from daily consumption to international trade.

How will Solulu realize this grand vision? The answer lies in the carefully constructed four-layer business matrix of Solulu—these four major sectors are interconnected, all pointing towards one goal: to truly make stablecoins flow.

The first layer, the cornerstone of liquidity: stablecoin swap Solulu supports instant exchange of all mainstream stablecoins, aiming to become the world's largest multi-currency stablecoin exchange center. This is not just about technical connectivity, but also the aggregation of liquidity, providing underlying support for all subsequent scenarios. It has already secured commitments from large financial institutions to provide liquidity support (with an average daily exchange demand of hundreds of millions of dollars).

Second Layer, Entering the Real World: People's Livelihood Payment Based on the compliance foundation of MSB/MTL licenses, combined with deep cooperation with merchants and payment networks, Solulu directly connects stablecoins to daily consumption scenarios, making stablecoins no longer an abstract number on the blockchain, but “digital cash” that users can access and use immediately.

The third layer, opening up the value closed loop: global fiat currency channels To break the boundaries between on-chain assets and the real economy, it's not enough for solar energy to be “spent”; it must be able to flow freely in and out to constitute a complete financial experience. Solulu has established a bi-directional fiat channel covering the globe (except for China), allowing users to seamlessly convert fiat into stablecoins; on the other hand, it has issued a virtual U card that supports global consumption — not only are the fees kept very low, but it can also be registered using facial recognition, with physical cards to be launched in the future. This is not simply about piling on features, but genuinely enhancing the user experience.

The fourth layer, targeting the trillion-level market: international trade settlement Solulu's ultimate ambition is actually aimed at a global goods trade market with an annual scale of up to 24.44 trillion USD, ultimately solving the century-old pain points of low efficiency and high costs in traditional cross-border settlement by creating a professional trade settlement platform.

It can be seen that Solulu is gradually turning the blueprint of the “financial expressway” into reality - from basic exchanges to daily payments, then to the free entry and exit of global fiat currencies, ultimately empowering top-level international trade.

How does Solulu achieve ecological self-driving? The secret to Solulu's sustainable ecological development lies in the design of its token economic model, which strives to allow every participant in the ecosystem to grow together with the platform. The most striking part of this model is that 70% of the total issuance of 1 billion tokens (the largest proportion in token distribution) — that is, 700 million tokens, will be reserved for the community and distributed to early supporters and active users through the “network-wide promotional incentive airdrop”. However, what is even more remarkable is that Solulu invests all transaction fee income into monthly buybacks and burns, forming a powerful deflationary engine. This makes the tokens increasingly scarce as the ecosystem expands, continuously solidifying their value base and allowing holders to directly share in the platform's growth dividends. This is an important commitment from Solulu to achieve sustainable development and prosper together with the community.

From “co-builder” to “leader”, how will Solulu plan its future? 2026 will be a key transformation year for Solulu. According to its development plan, the platform will transition from a “co-builder of a compliant ecosystem” to an “ecosystem leader,” advancing the ecological landing around two major directions: “product deepening” and “global expansion”: not only will it fully launch retail payment services and publicly issue U cards, but it will also complete the deployment of platform tokens and list on leading exchanges, while solidifying the community foundation through airdrop incentives; what is even more exciting is that the “instant messaging + payment” function will also be launched this year. In terms of global layout, Solulu's strategy is clear and defined. It will focus on advancing the licensing applications in key markets such as the UAE VARA and Singapore, aiming to double the number of countries that support fiat channels; at the same time, it will initiate settlement pilots with small and medium-sized traders, which is a key move for its entry into the $24 trillion global trade market. Looking ahead to 2027 and beyond, Solulu's mission becomes more challenging: to launch a dedicated on-chain trade settlement network, integrating DeFi lending and investment products, ultimately becoming the core bridge connecting traditional finance and the crypto world. The stablecoin sector is undoubtedly recognized as the golden field, but Solulu has chosen the most challenging path among them. On this road, it must not only deal with the potential competition from traditional financial giants but also conquer complex compliance issues while finding a precise balance between user experience and security protection. However, as with all important infrastructure projects, true value always requires time to settle. Perhaps, the significance of Solulu lies not only in whether it can grow into an industry unicorn but also in the new possibilities it explores for the entire field — when compliance and innovation run parallel, and when infrastructure construction takes precedence over short-term interests, the crypto world may indeed open the door to mainstream finance.