USX Depeg on Solana Briefly Dips to $0.10, Rebounds to $0.94 After Solstice Liquidity Injection
COINOTAG News, citing PeckShield, reported that the USX stablecoin on the Solana chain briefly depegged, with the secondary market price falling toward $0.10. The episode signals liquidity stress in a high-velocity segment and prompts scrutiny of peg mechanics for Solana-native assets. In response, the issuer and liquidity counterparties initiated remedial steps, illustrating how on-chain liquidity provisioning and transparent price feeds help stabilize pegged instruments during volatility.
Subsequently, Solstice injected liquidity, and the USX price rebounded to about $0.94 in the secondary market. Market participants flagged this as a near-term peg restoration event, highlighting the role of liquidity providers in dampening volatility and the need for ongoing monitoring of collateral dynamics and risk disclosures to preserve trust in the Solana-based stablecoin ecosystem.
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