Odaily Planet Daily reports that data analyst Peter posted on X platform that last week, Polygon network stablecoin data performed significantly. Polygon’s USDC weekly trading volume reached 28 million transactions, setting a new weekly high and surpassing Solana’s 22 million transactions, making it the most active USDC chain in the ecosystem. USDC transfer counts reached 103 million, a weekly record, accounting for 46% of the market share.
Among all USD stablecoins, Polygon recorded 32.6 million transactions, a 67% increase, trailing only Solana’s 600,000 transactions. Polygon processed 120 million USD stablecoin transfers, surpassing BNB for the first time. In payment transfers, the number of transfers in January approached 2 million. Additionally, Polygon’s x402 weekly native transfer volume reached $1.2 million, with a transaction volume of 358,000, ranking first across all chains.
Other developments include Polygon joining the Enterprise Ethereum Alliance; Polygon will provide USDC tax refund services at Milan, Rome, and Venice airports during the 2026 Winter Olympics; Polygon proposed PIP 82, planning to recover up to $1 million in Gas base fees through PIP 65 to support agency commercial activities.
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