Stable STABLE tokenomics powers Layer 1 blockchain using USDT as native gas token. Zero-fee peer-to-peer transfers with stablecoin-native smart contracts.
Pool Name | Percentage | Vesting Information |
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| Ecosystem & Community | 40.00% | 20.0% at TGE , 36 Month Linear Vesting |
| Team | 25.00% | 12 Month Cliff, 36 Month Linear Vesting |
| Investors & Advisors | 25.00% | 12 Month Cliff, 36 Month Linear Vesting |
| Genesis Distribution | 10.00% | 100.0% at TGE |
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This section evaluates how Stable allocates its token supply compared to leading Blockchain projects. It measures deviation across key stakeholder groups and determines whether the allocation aligns with proven benchmarks. The analysis helps assess whether STABLE follows a fair and balanced distribution structure or introduces concentration risks.
This section analyzes who holds actual control over the Stable circulating supply year over year, with a focus on early stages where governance risk is highest. It assesses whether the governance power of STABLE is centralized or decentralized, and flags any dominance by insiders or investors.
This section analyzes whether STABLE token inflation is sustainable over time. We assess how balanced the vesting and unlock schedules are, and evaluate how inflationary pressure may affect long-term token value, circulating supply growth, and investor dilution.
This section tracks every STABLE token unlock and dilution event across the full vesting timeline. We quantify the size and timing of each release, classify dilution risk levels (low, medium, high), and highlight the largest unlock event by date and percentage of total supply. Charts help understand emission pressure and anticipate potential supply shocks.
This section evaluates the circulating supply and emission schedule of STABLE, focusing on its initial float at TGE, its dilution profile over time, and how these levels compare with top-performing projects.
This section reviews all investor fundraising rounds for Stable and the token purchase terms attached to STABLE. It compares entry price, unlock structure, vesting length and if terms align with market standards.
This section compares the tokens valuation and performance to other projects within the same niche. It includes ROI benchmarks from the past year, the last 15 launches, and the top 5 competitors.
We compare investor valuations using both Fully Diluted Valuation (FDV) and Vested Diluted Valuation (VDV) models to assess pricing from two key perspectives. The round that ranks highest across both valuation models is considered the best-valued round.
This section evaluates how fast investors recover their initial capital across Stable's private rounds. We track cumulative ROI from token unlocks, identify which rounds break even first or last, and pinpoint the month when ROI becomes positive to assess payback speed and round attractiveness.
This section analyzes whether the STABLE token has a clear economic role within the ecosystem, and more importantly, why users would hold it over time instead of treating it as a purely speculative asset. We evaluate what utility the token provides, which functions it enables, and how it solves real problems across the network.
Utility Type | Status | Description |
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| Governance | STABLE staking and delegation grant governance rights over protocol upgrades, parameters, and treasury allocation. | |
| Staking (DPoS) | STABLE is staked and delegated in the StableBFT delegated proof-of-stake consensus to secure the network. | |
| Access / Feature Unlock | Staking STABLE provides access to validator election and eligibility to receive distributions of USDT gas fees. | |
| Gas Fee | All network gas fees on Stable are paid in USDT, not in STABLE. | |
| Medium of Exchange | STABLE is explicitly not part of routine user transactions, which are conducted in USDT. |
Value Accrual | Status | Description |
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| Staking Rewards | Stakers and delegators of STABLE earn staking rewards funded by USDT-denominated network fees rather than new token emissions. | |
| Fee Redistribution | USDT gas fees accumulate in a protocol vault and may be distributed by validators to STABLE stakers and delegators. | |
| Revenue Share | Protocol revenue in the form of USDT transaction fees is shareable with STABLE stakers through validator distributions. | |
| Buyback and LP | No clear evidence that protocol fees or reserves are used to buy back STABLE or support liquidity pools. | |
| ve-Token Models | No clear evidence of a veToken or lock-based boost model for STABLE beyond fixed vesting for team and investors. |
This section is one of the most important layers: it analyzes whether Stable (STABLE) captures and retains on-chain value and how effectively that value flows back to the token. We examine fee redistribution, staking rewards, buyback mechanisms, burn models, and whether the protocol creates real token sinks that reduce sell pressure over time.
Stable has 3 primary token utilities:
Stable token distribution allocates 100,000,000,000 STABLE across 3 primary stakeholder groups:
STABLE uses variable cliffs and vesting schedules that change depending on the allocation:
18% of the total supply (18,000,000,000 STABLE) is unlocked at TGE, with the entire unlock going to Community.
Stable has a total supply of 100,000,000,000 STABLE, of which 18,888,800,000 STABLE (18.9% of total) is currently circulating.
Total length of the full Stable emission schedule is 5 years, with 27.78% released in Year 1, while the remaining 72.22% is released over the following 4 years.
Stable has 1 investor round, with the following investment price and vesting:
50% of the Stable supply is allocated to community focused pools such as Ecosystem & Community and Genesis Distribution.
Stable STABLE tokenomics enables Layer 1 blockchain infrastructure designed with USDT as the native gas token for zero transaction fees. The protocol supports peer-to-peer USDT transfers and smart contracts operating directly with stablecoins, eliminating native token volatility risks. USDT0 mechanism facilitates cross-chain transfers without bridge dependencies, while gas-less user experiences integrate fiat on-ramps at protocol level. Token economics support enterprise-grade throughput with fixed-dollar transaction fees and priority processing infrastructure. The network targets cross-border payments, treasury operations, and financial services in stablecoin-dominant environments.
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