Stable Reveals STABLE Tokenomics and Mainnet Launch Details

Stable unveils STABLE tokenomics: 100B supply, governance focus, USDT gas fees, and mainnet launch set for December 8. Major allocations support ecosystem growth, developers, and community.

Stable, a Layer 1 blockchain backed by Bitfinex and Tether, has revealed the tokenomics for its native STABLE token ahead of its mainnet launch on December 8. The STABLE token has a fixed supply of 100 billion, with 40% allocated to ecosystem growth, developer grants, and partnerships, 25% each to the team and early investors (subject to a one-year cliff and four-year vesting), and 10% for genesis distribution to bootstrap liquidity and community engagement. The token is designed for governance and network security, underpinning consensus through a delegated proof-of-stake mechanism called StableBFT. Token holders can delegate their stake to validators and participate in protocol governance, including voting on upgrades and allocation of reserves. All network transaction fees are paid in USDT, not STABLE, and staking rewards are distributed in USDT-denominated fees. The project aims to provide a scalable, low-fee infrastructure for stablecoin-heavy applications, with a focus on transparency, community engagement, and long-term sustainability. Pre-deposit campaigns have attracted over $1.1 billion from more than 10,000 wallets, and governance will be activated in phases after launch.