this is a massive step -- with PayPal backing, it positions Stable as one of the leading candidates for global stablecoin rails.
and with LayerZero under the hood, it all connects to 140+ blockchains.
the future of payments is being built now.
A new overview of global payment providers. Statistics show the average monthly transaction volumes of fintech giants.
1. Visa: $877B/mo
2. Mastercard: $564B/mo
3. Alipay: $260B/mo
4. PayPal: $148B/mo
5. Stripe: $117B/mo
6. Adyen: $112B/mo
7. Revolut: $108B/mo
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stablecoins have already become the main asset in crypto. but here's the issue: most blockchains were built for trading and DeFi, not for payments. that's why users run into strange fees, dual tokens, and wallets that feel too complicated.
Stable solves this in the most direct
most rwas today are just dead wrappers.
they don't move, they don't react, they just sit there onchain.
Rialo showing what it should look like:
100k+ tickers per sec, <100ms latency, no middleware. running live rn.
that means real-time market data flowing straight into
behind all of this is USDT0 and LayerZero
USDT0 uses the OFT standard, so liquidity can flow in from Ethereum, Arbitrum, Tron and more -- giving Stable deep USDT liquidity from day one.
no need to bootstrap from scratch, the dollars are already here.
and LayerZero
the dumbest thing founders say: "airdrops kill token price"
no. airdrops don't create or destroy value -- they amplify what's already there.
if you reward your community fairly, of course some will sell. that's natural. the win comes from the ones who stay, build, and bring
looks like after the perp dex narrative we're about to see the prediction markets narrative.
and we've got two big boys here: Kalshi & Polymarket
both looking at 20B+ FDV
most blockchains process token transfers sequentially.
at high volumes this creates a bottleneck and if you optimize only for one token, you risk crowding out everything else.
Stable introduces the USDT Transfer Aggregator to solve this.
- aggregate account diffs -> net