Solana News Update: Solana Exceeds 10 Billion USDC as Circle Drives Blockchain Scalability Expansion

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Solana News Update: Solana Exceeds 10 Billion USDC as Circle Drives Blockchain Scalability Expansion

Bitget-RWA2025/11/25 01:10

By:Bitget-RWA

- Circle mints 10B USDC on Solana since October 11, highlighting blockchain's scalability and low-cost advantages for stablecoin adoption. - SNDL Inc. renews C$100M share buyback program (10% of float), driving 1.86% post-announcement stock surge in after-hours trading. - TSA projects record 3M+ Thanksgiving travelers on Nov 30, 2025, with 17.8M+ total holiday passengers attributed to "Golden Age of Travel" policies. - Bitcoin Munari launches $0.10 presale (up to $3.00) with 53% supply allocation, targetin

Circle has minted another 5 billion

USDC

on the

Solana

blockchain, pushing the total issued since October 11 to 10 billion USDC

as reported by the company

. This action highlights Solana’s increasing popularity as a stablecoin platform, with USDC’s growth signaling rising trust in the network’s efficiency and affordable transaction fees. This update comes during a period of heightened activity in both the crypto and traditional finance worlds, with significant news from cannabis companies, transportation authorities, and new token launches.

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Separately, SNDL Inc. (NASDAQ: SNDL, CSE: SNDL) has extended its share buyback plan,

receiving approval from the Canadian Securities Exchange

to repurchase up to C$100 million in shares. The renewed program, which covers about 24.5 million shares—equivalent to 10% of the public float—will run from November 21, 2025, through November 20, 2026. The Canadian cannabis firm previously bought back 9.48 million shares under its earlier plan, which ended as the new one began. Following the announcement, SNDL shares climbed 1.86% after hours to $1.64.

At the same time, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is gearing up for what it describes as a "Golden Age of Travel,"

expecting to screen more than 3 million

travelers on Sunday, November 30, 2025, for Thanksgiving. This date is projected to be among the busiest in TSA’s history, with total holiday passenger numbers between November 25 and December 2 anticipated to exceed 17.8 million. TSA Administrator Adam Stahl credited the increase to President Trump’s policies, noting that eight of the ten busiest travel days on record have occurred in 2025.

Within the cryptocurrency sector,

Bitcoin Munari的开发团队发布了近期技术进展计划，包含2026年上线公测网络，并计划于2027年过渡至Layer-1网络，专注于分阶段上线和持续技术优化。

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Bitget-RWA•2025/11/25 02:46