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Sandeep Nailwal: Polygon processed $2.6 trillion in stablecoin transactions, surpassing all physical U.S. currency — Polygon stablecoin volume surpasses U.S. currency

Sandeep Nailwal, CEO at Polygon Foundation, stated that the Polygon network has processed over $2.6 trillion in stablecoin transactions, which is more than the total value of all physical dollar bills and coins in the U.S.

Nailwal added that he expects Polygon to reach or exceed this level of stablecoin transaction volume in a single year in the near future.

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Nailwal has previously urged followers not to underestimate Polygon, suggesting that broader recognition may be imminent in a recent statement. Earlier, he highlighted that Polygon became net deflationary in 2026, with 107 million POL burned and May transaction volume reaching 198 million, according to Polygon Foundation data. These updates come as the network continues to report substantial transaction growth.

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