STBL, 24 Ekim'de AMA Etkinliği Düzenleyecek

The market is inherently volatile, especially at the moment, but I continue to be surprised by how volatile the liquidity pairs of various exchanges on the $TON network are. And while this is less noticeable on some platforms, on STONfi, it is very noticeable how the APR grows from time to time. Today, I want to show you the pairs that have increased their APR recently: TRAIN/USDT, APR - 160%. This is a clear example of the result of the integration of the Gas Pump launchpad and STONfi. In terms of APR, it has been holding steady for more than a week and does not appear to be falling. STBL/TON, APR - 123%. This pair appeared quite recently, which means that the high APR will remain high for a long time to come. FRT/TON, APR - 106%. The situation is similar to the previous token: the pair appeared recently, which means that the APR will remain high for a while.

$STBL is now trading back above the 50 EMA, strengthening the bullish structure. A sustained hold above 0.068 could lead to the next targets: Invalidation below $0.060. DYOR, NFA #STBL

$STBL Go long now! A double bottom has formed on the daily chart over the past two weeks, with the second bottom formed this morning. The price immediately started to rise significantly, making it the perfect time to go long!#SUIETF正式上线 #美联储降息预测

It hasn't even been that long since I last wrote, and my STBL has already dropped out of the rankings. Never mind, let's focus on stabilizing the ranking first. I've compiled some recent answers from the STBL ​@stbl_official team to community questions. The content mainly focuses on two key points: delivery timeline and audit risk areas. 🟨 1｜Delivery Timeline Brand and Website A brand-new brand image and website design are expected to launch in mid-December. This is a key milestone that will impact market sentiment. Institutional Partnership Announcements The team is working hard to announce key partners (including collateral and ESS institutions) this month. However, the risk is: such partnerships require all parties to synchronize progress, legal processes, and compliance approvals, so some announcements may be delayed until early January. USST Peg and Minting The related audit is in its final stages, and the report will be released soon. The team's current focus is on expanding the minting scale—the question isn't "whether to expand," but "when to expand." 🟨 2｜Technical Risks and Trust Foundation of $USST The lifeline of any stablecoin is always contract security. Technical Security The USST contract audit with Cyfrin is nearing completion, and the report will be made public soon. This will be a key credibility test for $USST . Minting Confidence The team has made it clear that expanding the minting scale is inevitable; they're just waiting for the audit to finish. 🟨 3｜MFS Staking Starting today, December 7, the maximum lock-up period and multiplier for MFS 1.5 will begin to decrease daily. The team is gradually tightening the staking window to ensure users cannot select a lock-up period beyond March 7. Users who want the highest multiplier or a longer lock-up period need to act quickly. @Kaito @Reeve_Collins #Yaps @avtarsehra #STBL #DeFi #RWA

“What’s different about STBL Stablecoin 2.0?” Honestly, when I first got into stablecoins, I felt like the first-generation model was a bit off. We deposit our hard-earned dollars, and even though the coins we get are stable to use, all the interest from those deposits goes straight into the pockets of the issuing company. To put it bluntly, just to keep our money from depreciating, we have to give up the interest we should have earned. We’re forced to choose between stability and returns—you can only pick one, which just doesn’t seem fair. It wasn’t until I learned about the stablecoin 2.0 project from @stbl_official that I felt someone was finally thinking from the user’s perspective. The core innovation is that users get to keep the yield themselves. Instead of depositing dollars, you use tokenized real-world assets (like quality real asset tokens) as collateral to mint USST stablecoins directly. The key is, any yield generated by those collateral assets later on isn’t skimmed off by the platform—it all goes to you. The logic behind this “yield splitting” is also pretty interesting. It doesn’t tie stablecoins and yield together. Instead, it separates them: you can use the stablecoin however you want—in DeFi, for real-world spending, with zero impact on liquidity—while the yield from your collateral assets just accumulates quietly in the background. What I think is most impressive about this design is that it doesn’t force any trade-offs—you get both stability and utility. Before, using stablecoins meant sacrificing interest for principal protection, or giving up flexibility for a shot at returns. It was hard to have both. But stablecoin 2.0 is like a master key that solves both problems. It uses real, high-quality assets as collateral, so it’s safer and the whole system is more resilient—a real upgrade and complement to first-generation stablecoins. Simply put, the interest your money earns should belong to you. Stablecoin 2.0 just makes that common-sense principle a reality.