As stablecoins continue to dominate on-chain transactions, the demand for efficient, low-cost settlement infrastructure has grown rapidly. Traditional blockchains like Ethereum or Tron were not specifically built for stablecoin usage, resulting in network congestion, fluctuating gas fees, and inconsistent settlement speeds.
STABLE introduces an entirely new model: a dedicated blockchain optimized for stablecoin settlement, where USDT serves as the native gas token. This eliminates the need for users to hold a separate token just to pay transaction fees, making the entire experience smoother and more intuitive for everyday payments, cross-border transfers, and merchant adoption.
With stablecoins already handling billions of dollars in daily volume, a chain designed specifically for stablecoin mobility could accelerate mainstream adoption and unlock new payment-driven applications.
In December 2025, STABLE officially launched its mainnet and TGE (Token Generation Event) simultaneously — a significant moment that transitions the project from concept to a fully operational network.
The synchronized launch means that:
Validators and network nodes are now active.
The USDT-based gas mechanism is live on the mainnet.
Developers and users can immediately begin deploying and interacting with on-chain applications.
STABLE token distribution, incentives, and community participation all start at the same time.
This coordinated activation reflects the project’s ambition to establish a complete stablecoin ecosystem from day one, not just a technical mainnet with no real utility.
Although USDT is used for gas fees, the STABLE token still plays an important role in governance, incentives, ecosystem grants, community rewards, and liquidity programs.
Based on publicly disclosed information across exchanges and ecosystem dashboards:
10% goes to the Genesis distribution pool — early contributors, liquidity support, ecosystem stimulators.
Roughly 40% is reserved for development and long-term ecosystem funding.
The remainder supports team allocations, early investors, and strategic partners with vesting schedules.
A major highlight of the launch is the STABLE airdrop, distributed across several platforms and participation programs. These include:
Pre-deposit campaigns (3%–7% rewards based on the amount contributed)
Liquidity mining and LP contributions
Early ecosystem testers
Community contributors
The claim portal is already live, and eligible participants must claim their airdrops before March 2, 2026 (UTC). Those who participated in more than one qualifying event may accumulate significantly larger reward shares.
This broad-based distribution strategy aims to decentralize token ownership and reward genuine early users rather than speculative short-term entrants.
Shortly after launch, STABLE was observed trading on several markets at approximately $0.032. This early price suggests a sizable fully diluted valuation (FDV), potentially stretching into several billion dollars depending on circulating supply.
Such a valuation reflects:
Strong expectations from early adopters
Optimism surrounding USDT-native gas models
The belief that stablecoin settlement chains will be a major next-cycle narrative
Hype generated from large-scale multi-platform airdrops
But despite the strong initial price momentum, analysts have also emphasized that STABLE’s long-term valuation will depend heavily on ecosystem growth. Because STABLE is not used as gas, its demand is tied more to governance, incentives, and community participation rather than direct network usage.
Users should therefore approach the token not as a utility-gas asset but as an ecosystem growth asset whose value reflects adoption, liquidity depth, and long-term application development.
STABLE introduces several innovations that could meaningfully shift the stablecoin sector:
USDT-native gas removes friction for new users and businesses.
Faster settlement speeds improve real-world payment usability.
Predictable fee structures make merchant integration easier.
A dedicated chain allows stablecoin-first applications — lending, remittances, payment rails, merchant settlement — to scale without competing with NFT, gaming, or trading traffic.
Developers have an environment designed specifically for financial and payment-driven applications rather than general-purpose smart contracts.
If the ecosystem attracts enough developers, payment processors, and financial apps, STABLE could become one of the most widely used infrastructures for stablecoin flow in the coming years.
The simultaneous launch of the STABLE mainnet and TGE — combined with a generous multi-platform airdrop — marks one of the most significant stablecoin-focused events of the year. The chain’s USDT-native design removes many long-standing usability barriers, and the early market response suggests strong interest from both developers and users.





