According to the source, a social media post on Oct 29, 2025 claims Western Union filed a WUUSD (Western Union US Dollar) trademark, suggesting potential stablecoin initiatives if confirmed, source: X post cited by the source on Oct 29, 2025. Traders should verify any filing via the United States Patent and Trademark Office TESS database by searching for the mark WUUSD under The Western Union Company before positioning, source: USPTO TESS public records. A major remittance provider moving into a USD stablecoin can shift on- and off-ramp volumes and stablecoin market share, which historically influenced crypto liquidity following the launch of PYUSD, source: PayPal Newsroom press release announcing PYUSD on Aug 7, 2023. Near term, watch for exchange listing notices referencing WUUSD and monitor WU, PYPL, SQ alongside BTC and ETH for headline-driven volatility, source: exchange listing announcements and NYSE/Nasdaq market data feeds.

According to @DecryptMedia, Western Union has chosen the Solana blockchain to support a stablecoin-based remittance product, implying potential USDC settlement on SOL rails for cross-border transfers; traders should watch for follow-up details that could catalyze liquidity shifts. Source: @DecryptMedia tweet dated Oct 29, 2025. Monitor market microstructure around the news, including SOL spot and perpetual futures volumes, funding rates, and SOL-USDC order book depth on major exchanges to assess headline-driven flow. Source: @DecryptMedia. Track Solana on-chain metrics such as daily non-vote transactions, median fees, and USDC transfer volumes to validate whether remittance-driven usage is materializing on the network. Source: Solana Foundation public network data; @DecryptMedia.