The Stable team has introduced a new L1 blockchain specifically designed for processing payments in stablecoins, with a particular focus on USDT. The primary goal of this launch is to address key issues hindering the development of the stablecoin ecosystem: unpredictable fees, delays in transaction confirmations, and the complexity of user interfaces.
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Main Advantages of the Stable Platform
The platform allows users to utilize USDT as the native token for paying fees. Users can conduct transactions without the need to hold other, more volatile crypto assets. A notable advantage is the free P2P transfers in USDT, while the cost of other transactions will be less than one cent.
Stable has introduced the term “stablechain,” which refers to a specialized L1 blockchain for stablecoins, optimized for the needs of users, businesses, and developers. The network supports scalability, high speed—transactions are processed in a matter of seconds, cross-chain integration (LayerZero, USDT0), and includes tools for developers: SDK, API, and EVM compatibility. For user convenience, an intuitive wallet is provided.
Development Plan and Strategy of Stable
The Stable team presented a development roadmap consisting of three phases:
- Phase 1: integration of USDT as the base asset and launch of Stable Wallet;
- Phase 2: optimization of user experience;
- Phase 3: creation of a full stack—transition to DAG consensus and expansion of capabilities for decentralized applications (dApp).
“Stable is paving the way for the full realization of stablecoins’ potential. Our mission is to create a fast, accessible, and user-friendly stablechain that enables individuals, businesses, and developers to thrive in the digital economy,” the team concluded.
It is worth noting that recently, U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessen expressed the view that stablecoins could strengthen the dollar’s dominance in the global financial market.