STBL (STBL)

. @stbl_official $STBL price adjustment is also largely completed, and it is rebounding. If Stable 2.0 shows its true worth, I expect it to surge. https://t.co/EPkf9o1wOZ

$STBL is nicely consolidating here, and has one primary objective: Breaking through the 20-Day MA in the coming weeks. It's creating a higher low; however, with the current price action, likely, this won't hold, and we'll test the lows again. However, I remain bullish on trading this one actively, and I think we'll see a break above the 20-Day MA, which will trigger a strong rally towards the previous resistance/support areas.

wow the growth of stbl is amazing. imagine being number 2 in top 10 RWA projects. am also going all in on @Infinit_Labs because its a serious project Making defi such easier and simpler.

. @stbl_official Tokenized finance is expected to grow to a multi‑trillion‑dollar scale, and STBL is the company making this possible. The RWA project is accelerating the adoption of tokenized assets, linking traditional finance with blockchain infrastructure. https://t.co/SLgrnfmaym

Saving money still works. Lock up with @stbl_official for 90 days, less than $500. Did nothing, YAP monthly ranking jumped directly from 77 to #35… Kaito shows a trend… Spending money and speaking out like this is also a responsibility to the project team... Support.

. @stbl_official I am currently staking on the Stable 2.0 platform. I have accumulated 65 $STBL in interest. That's about $3.5. Using it in practice helps me understand the platform better. For those who do arbitrage, this is a must. I expect Stable 2.0, USST, and STBL to receive great attention in 2026. https://t.co/EzzYWHHpkr

$STBL mint-stake loop: testing the Q4 boosts on @stbl_official today (ETA-2hrs) Staker rewards live since Nov 29, yield sharing kicking in with DeFi integrations. Caps steady at ecosystem issuance, no rush but solid for scaling. I'll run a USST mint → STBL stake → YLD claim cycle, watching the auto-peg and liquidity push. • Mint USST via dashboard: over-collateralize with RWAs, get 1:1 stable with built-in yield anchor. Principal stays locked, yield accrues to ecosystem (no leaks). • Stake STBL: partial redemptions enabled, Tri-Factor peg holds it calm (settle-band logic waits for consistency, no spike drags). Boosts scale with stake size daily pool ~115k STBL, whispered $1M/mo buyback looping in. • Claim YLD: split principal/yield, redeem partial without full unwind. Tokenomics split 45/17/20/15/3 keeps supply tight (only 14% unlocked). Net: borrow-free yield capture, turning stability into revenue. NAV holds flat while ecosystem compounds your "bet" is lower RWA volatility vs. long-term monetary sovereignty. If you're holding naked USST, bridge to a DeFi partner for extra sharing (reg flex + tokenization trend). IMO, this flips stablecoin utility into actual infra power. My entry link if you want to join the loop: [https://t.co/DUeZ9XFAcA] Note: mint splits to principal + yield ticket, redeem anytime 1:1. Minimizes exposure, maximizes ecosystem stickiness. Working a points model for stakers team code if you're in: stblboost23. Any better redemption plays or vault tweaks? GL on the quiet build

wild how people love chasing random degen plays but somehow miss the founders with actual track records of building trillion-dollar infrastructure @stbl_official when someone who helped shape stablecoins from day one spins up a new project… that’s not noise, that’s signal. did you know that @stbl_official co-founder @Reeve_Collins is also the co-founder of @Tether_to ? yeah the same tether that became the biggest stablecoin onchain with $180b+ market cap, the backbone of global crypto liquidity. and you’re still sleeping on his newest project? reeve already proved he knows how to scale a stablecoin from zero to system-critical infrastructure. stbl is clearly his next iteration cleaner design, stronger architecture, and built for where stablecoins are heading, not where they came from. feels like one of those “the writing is on the wall but people will only see it later” plays. sometimes the most obvious moves are the ones everyone overthinks.