Q1. What is Stable (STABLE)?
Stable is an EVM-compatible Layer 1 blockchain designed for large-scale stablecoin transfers, supported by USDT.
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Total Supply: 100,000,000,000 STABLE
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Maximum Supply: 100,000,000,000 STABLE
Q2. How does Stable (STABLE) operate?
The operation of Stable (STABLE) is based on its role in the upcoming expansion of the Stablechain mainnet, as well as its function as the network’s coordination-layer token.
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Governance and Ecosystem Coordination:STABLE holders can participate in voting for protocol upgrades, fee policies, ecosystem incentives, and merchant access rules.
Q3. What are the team, vision, and partnerships of Stable (STABLE) like?
Stable is built by a technical team with extensive experience in blockchain infrastructure and stablecoin payment systems:
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Their goal is to make Stable (STABLE) the core coordination asset of a modern, scalable stablecoin network.
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They are building a blockchain driven by USDT for real-world payments, aiming to develop a sustainable ecosystem that delivers accessibility, stability, and efficiency in global digital finance.
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Stable (STABLE) collaborates with ecosystem partners such as merchants, validators, infrastructure providers, and payment-focused projects to strengthen Stablechain and expand into real-world commerce and stablecoin settlement.
Q4. What is the core utility of Stable (STABLE)?
STABLE is the core functional token within the Stablechain ecosystem and is mainly used for:
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Network validator staking
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On-chain governance voting
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Ecosystem coordination and incentive distribution
It plays a triple role as a network security asset, governance asset, and coordination asset.
Q5. What are the main use cases of Stable (STABLE)?
The current main application scenarios of Stable (STABLE) include:
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Validator Staking: STABLE is used by validators and delegators to secure Stablechain, enabling network consensus and reward distribution.
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Governance Participation: Holders use STABLE to vote on protocol upgrades, fee structures, ecosystem incentives, and long-term network strategies.
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Ecosystem Coordination: As the network’s coordination asset, STABLE supports the reward model and ecosystem development, aligning merchants, validators, and partners.
These scenarios make STABLE one of the key assets in stablecoin payment infrastructure.
Q6. What is the development roadmap of Stable (STABLE)?
The roadmap of Stablechain is planned as follows:
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Q3 2025 – Expansion of the Stablechain mainnet, onboarding of initial validators, and activation of the USDT transaction fee infrastructure;
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Q4 2025 – Launch of on-chain governance, rollout of the ecosystem funding program, and integration of early merchants and payment partners;
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Q1 2026 – Support for cross-chain bridging, expansion of the validator set, and introduction of developer tools for Stablechain applications;
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Q2 2026 – Large-scale merchant access, institutional settlement pilots, and comprehensive expansion of USDT-based payment use cases.
Q7. What is the relationship between Stable (STABLE) and USDT?
STABLE and USDT have a “division of roles and collaborative” relationship, with each playing different functions within the Stablechain network:
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USDT as the User-Side Payment Asset:On Stablechain, all on-chain gas fees are paid uniformly in USDT. Users can complete transfers and interactions without holding STABLE, significantly lowering the usage threshold.
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STABLE as the Network-Side Coordination Asset:STABLE is used for validator staking, network security, governance voting, and economic incentive distribution, coordinating the economic system required for network operations in the background.
Q8. Is Stablechain fully compatible with EVM?
Yes, Stablechain is a fully EVM-compatible Layer 1 blockchain network.
