Solana's deployment in Central Asia is accelerating. At the recent Solana Breakpoint conference, the head of the local economic community shared an interesting case: a Central Asian country is integrating Solana into its national development strategy.

This combination includes several key actions. First, a dedicated Solana economic zone was established to provide policy support for ecosystem development. Subsequently, a local stablecoin Tenge was launched, indicating that the Solana network is penetrating the payment and settlement sectors. Even more boldly, the country is also promoting dual IPO listings on AIX and Solana—equivalent to attracting institutional capital through two different channels.

In terms of talent reserve, real efforts have been made. The country has trained 1,000 Solana developers, which directly relates to the ecosystem's long-term competitiveness. From economic zone construction, stablecoin issuance, to IPO linkage and developer reserves, this logical chain indicates that Solana is upgrading from a technical infrastructure to a strategic economic choice for some regions. It also reflects the potential for high-performance public chains to land in national-level applications.