Stablecoin transfer volume on the Solana blockchain has surged, reaching a record monthly high of over $300 billion in January, surpassing December's volume of $297 billion. This marks a remarkable 2,520% increase compared to the $11.56 billion stablecoin transfer volume in January 2023. Solana's stablecoin market share has grown significantly to nearly 32%, a significant jump from the 1.2% share it held a year ago. Ethereum still leads in stablecoin transfer volume with $317 billion this month, securing a market share of over 33%, but Solana is rapidly catching up. Tron stands as the third-largest blockchain for stablecoin transfers with $240 billion in January. The rise in stablecoin volumes on Solana is attributed to increased activity, particularly with USDC transfer volumes, and the recent introduction of Paxos' USDP stablecoin on the Solana blockchain. Additionally, Solana has witnessed a surge in decentralised finance (DeFi) activity, pushing total value locked to its highest level since September 2022 at $1.36 billion. Despite recent retreats in SOL prices, trading at $93 at the time of writing, Solana's blockchain continues to demonstrate significant growth in stablecoin and DeFi activities.