Stable (STABLE)

✌️2 new updates 1️⃣ @stable TGE confirmed 📆8 December - 6:30PM IST 😁Along with mainnet ❌No details on Airdrop 🤔What do u think about Airdrop? 2️⃣ @humidifi ❌Public round cancel & refund ✅New public round on Monday ✅Wetlist & jupstaker allocation remains safe 💙Like 🔁RT https://t.co/uF6xpSfmMg

so i was going through stable tokenomics and found a few interesting things tokenomics of @stable look almost identical to @Plasma - 50% to team & investors - 40% to ecosystem - 10% to genesis distribution the only difference is that XPL is an inflationary gas token, while STABLE has a fixed supply and just a governance token, as USDTO will be used as gas on Stable also, both projects launched with the same 18% circulating supply at mainnet within that 18%, 10% is allocated to airdrop, liquidity/MM, exchanges, and ecosystem partners the remaining 8% is again allocated to liquidity, partners, ecosystem growth, etc basically the same allocation, just rephrased in different words and we all know who ultimately will receives these tokens, kek stable mainnet & listing will happen on this monday

$STABLE Launches on the 8th!

$STABLE Tokenomics Stable is a USDT-native settlement layer built for high-volume, predictable transactions, and the new $STABLE token now defines how the network is secured, governed, and economically coordinated without affecting user-facing $USDT activity. What to Know: • Total supply: 100B $STABLE • Supply type: Fixed, no inflation • Not used for gas – all fees are paid in USDT • Purpose: Governance, staking, network coordination Allocation breakdown: • Genesis Distribution — 10% (10B) • Ecosystem & Community — 40% (40B) • Team — 25% (25B) • Investors & Advisors — 25% (25B) Vesting (Team + Investors): • 1 year cliff • Linear over 48 months • Built to limit short-term sell pressure Core utility: • Validators must stake $STABLE to join consensus • Holders can delegate to earn USDT-based rewards • Governance decisions require $STABLE • Slashing applies for misbehavior or downtime Demand drivers: • Growing USDT transaction volume increases staking rewards • Validators and governance participants require STABLE • Economic activity flows through a USDT fee vault Users never need to hold $STABLE to transact. All payments and settlement remain in $USDT. STABLE works only at the protocol layer. 🔥 With mainnet approaching, $STABLE becomes the economic backbone that keeps the network secure, aligned, and sustainable without compliclicating the user experience. 👉 More info: https://t.co/O2jORcgehD

100B total supply is kind of huge though. Will like to know more about their lockup and all. If none then it's cool.

🔸Stable releases latest whitepaper, warming up token issuance Stable is an L1 blockchain project designed specifically for stablecoins (especially USDT), focusing on solving stablecoin settlement pain points and proposing a new standard for native USDT transfers. Stable raised $28 million, led by Bitfinex, PayPal Ventures, and Tether. @stable白皮书 also announced the tokenomics of the native token $STABLE, with the mainnet launch scheduled for next Monday (Dec 8) and the TGE expected to start at the end of this month. Polymarket shows a 98% probability that the token will be issued by year‑end. This is faster than expected; review the whitepaper now and get prepared. Stable’s core positioning is to use USDT as the native gas token, creating a “native stablecoin settlement layer.” The whitepaper outlines the optimization solutions to achieve this goal. 🧵Stable’s optimization plan: restructuring the payment stack ▪️USDT as native gas: all transaction fees are paid directly with USDT, no additional token needed. ▪️Second‑level transaction confirmation: block time 0.7 seconds, comparable to Visa’s instant settlement ▪️USDT transfers fee‑free: users can transfer USDT directly without extra gas. ▪️Solving USDT multi‑chain fragmentation: supports CCTP, seamless bridging to other chains Stable’s roadmap is clear—make the chain as user‑friendly as ordinary payment networks. The tech direction is right, but adoption is the key. 💰Stable tokenomics Total supply of $STABLE is 100 billion, fixed supply, non‑inflationary. The system uses a dual‑token model: USDT as gas, STABLE to secure network operations. ▪️Genesis allocation: 10%, fully unlocked at TGE Intended as airdrop rewards for early deposit participants—relatively easy to obtain, a friendly schedule. ▪️Ecosystem & community 40%, for airdrops and liquidity incentives This pool supports airdrops, incentives, and long‑term users. 8% unlocks at TGE for initial incentives; the remaining 32% linear unlocks over three years, preventing a sudden sell‑off and allowing sustained community incentives. ▪️Team 25% ▪️Investors & advisors 25% These are not targeted at retail investors; just note the percentages. On BitMart Pre‑market, $STABLE currently trades at $0.073, with large pre‑market volatility. After TGE, the 10% fully unlocked genesis may cause a short‑term dip. Watch the post‑mainnet dynamics and DYOR. Whitepaper: https://t.co/HRaJNkQdH4

Stablecoin-focused L1 @stable will hold its TGE and launch its mainnet on December 8. According to the blog post, the total $STABLE supply is 100B. The token will be used for governance and network security, while $USDT will be used for fees. https://t.co/y33c5OAdka https://t.co/PPYJNrn5wu

.@stable released tokenomics and announced the mainnet launch for December 8. Obviously, the $STABLE TGE will happen around the same time. 10% of total supply is allocated to the Genesis event (100% unlocked), with total IMC around ~18%. The docs clearly say that not all of this 10% goes to the airdrop - part will be used for CEX campaigns (hello Binance Alpha) and for liquidity. Let’s assume 7% of $STABLE goes to the airdrop. With an expected pre-market FDV of $2.5B, that implies ~$175M in pure airdrop value. We already know that $2.6B participated in the 2-phase pre-deposit campaign (half of it probably team money, lol) across ~26,000 users. With linear distribution, that’s ~$67 in airdrop per $1,000 deposited, which implies a pretty solid ~80% APR. Also, if the team decides to give even a flat $1,000 base allocation per user, that would cost only ~$26M, or ~15% of the total airdrop pool. IMO totally realistic.