STBL (STBL)

Stable 2.0 @stbl_official USST Looking at the staking dashboard today STBL 223 units have accumulated as rewards. If it exceeds 200 units, I will claim and continue staking only additional STBL. Of course, staking STBL+USST is slightly more efficient. Nevertheless, single STBL staking is a bit more convenient. I expect STBL to surge in 2026.

There we go on $STBL. The breakout above the 20-Day MA is a good sign for this one. Why? Well, it's the first time since the asset has been breaking through this since the listing in September. There's a lot of liquidity yet to be taken, and I think this will happen in Q1 of 2026, through which my expectancy is that we'll see a likely run to $0.18-0.20 if the markets are turning in that direction. Overall, hold above the 20-Day MA would be a strong signal for the markets to start turning itself upwards.

Quick walkthrough that saved me time farming @stbl_official Month‑2 snapshot ops notes from someone who prepped rather than panicked > snapshot locked: 29 Dec 2025, 07:30 UTC > eligibility: Kaito top 200 only > first wallet you connect = your final reward wallet > claims = signature only, no tx fees or approvals watch for fake pages > rewards pay out in $STBL and may vest; current windows look stretched through March 2026 Note: I saw a #23 rank report about $1254 received which caught a lot of people off guard, and there’s 3mo vest + 3mo linear lockup to factor in If you’re minting USST or stacking $STBL treat this like infra: secure keys, confirm leaderboard placement, and double‑check the reward wallet who else is rechecking right now?

after a weekend of actually touching grass for once, it’s time to lock back in and keep running toward month three with @stbl_official . as most of you already know, stbl yapping rewards come with vesting. the structure is pretty clear: 3 months cliff + 3 months linear vesting, which means full unlock lands around the 6-month mark. so the real question isn’t “wen rewards?” it’s will those rewards still hold up six months from now? that’s where things get interesting. if you were part of the first snapshot (utc nov 28, 6:30 am), you already saw your allocated $STBL rewards locked in based on your yapping amount. the numbers are there. the system is transparent. no guessing games. but long-term survival doesn’t come from snapshots alone. it comes from whether the product, the liquidity, and the team’s conviction can carry value through the vesting period not just before it. imo, this is the real test phase. hype fades fast. vesting doesn’t. projects that survive this window usually aren’t loud they’re consistent. so yeah, month three isn’t about celebrating early wins. it’s about watching who’s still building, still backing their own product, and still showing up when the easy part is over. let’s see how this ages. 👀

I originally thought the rewards for ranks 11~50 were the same, but I ended up at rank 23 and got $1254—embarrassing yet pleasant. I actually misunderstood the rules; before I was fine just posting a single comment every two days. @stbl_official finally clarified the details: the tier system is 1~10 / 11~25 / 26~50, which taught me a lesson of “don’t slack off, and don’t guess arbitrarily”. The 3‑month vesting + 3‑month linear lock is indeed a bit long, but the team spelled out their commitments clearly, which makes me willing to keep watching When claiming the reward I also learned many operational details: the Month‑2 snapshot is based on the Kaito leaderboard, and the TOP200 are eligible; the snapshot price is fixed at 2025‑12‑29 07:30 UTC; the first wallet you connect is the one that will receive the reward, claim is done via signature, zero gas, zero approval; the official page is the authentic one—fake claim pages will definitely appear, and wallet discipline and cold‑wallet security are more important than anything. Don’t forget the underlying logic: USST serves as a deep stability layer, $STBL acts as the reward distribution and can keep the earnings within the ecosystem, and the vision of Money‑as‑a‑Service is becoming reality #RWA #stablecoin $STBL $USST Honestly, this verifiable distribution process is far stronger than vague community hype. I’ve decided to continue monitoring the leaderboard and snapshot timings, and to improve my own claim process. Next month, will you still push hard for the leaderboard or lean more towards long‑term participation in the top‑tier yield pool? How are you arranging your wallets and security strategies?

STBL @stbl_official December (2nd round) reward claim / How much did the Top 10 receive? ^^ Did they really take the snapshot after the campaign ended on the 25th? When will the rewards be given? (The announcement said they'd be given right after the end, lol) STBL is showing a behavior that starkly contrasts with the AXXX project, which still hasn't posted a single notice!! After opening the claim portal, distribution was completed within a day! (Of course with a 3‑month lock + 3‑month vesting) but I think this might actually be better in today's market. (Or it could go the other way, lol) In the morning at work I saw others' posts and realized the distribution happened yesterday (but I was pushed down to 11th place on the early commute, which freaked me out, haha). Fortunately, the snapshot was taken for the Top 10! (Phew~~ shaking with excitement, lol) Top 10 receives a $2,283 reward! Hope it becomes ten times larger in six months!! hahahaha And don't forget you have to press "Start vesting" for the vesting to begin!! Thanks for the hard work in December, let's all run together in January next year!! 퐈이샤~

last week was one of those quiet weeks where the chart did the talking especially if you were trading $STBL. i’m not posting this for clout or empty flexes. credit where it’s due. @stbl_official has been backing their own product harder than anyone else, and that conviction shows up on-chain, not just in tweets. yeah, i’m in profit but that’s not the point. what stood out to me is how early-stage this still feels. not early in the “low-liquidity gamble” sense, but early in terms of positioning. structure is being built, support is consistent, and the team isn’t outsourcing belief to the community they’re leading it. that’s rare. most projects want users to be the first line of defense. here, the team is clearly standing in front of the product, not hiding behind it. so if we’re gonna use the word early properly not as hype, not as bait stbl actually fits the label. sometimes being early isn’t about buying first. it’s about recognizing conviction before the crowd does.

month‑2 snapshot locked, kaito top 200 only… feels less like an airdrop & more like a stealth ops drill from @stbl_official first wallet connect = final wallet, signature claims, zero tx fees fake pages gonna pop up like whack‑a‑mole so keep keys cold, leaderboard green distributions crawl into march ‘26, battlefield stays warm long after “war” ends who else in full recheck mode rn or am I overclocking for nothing

price action only tells half the story. the other half is why momentum shows up in the first place. here’s how stable 2.0 is shaping up for @stbl_official on the 1h chart, $stbl has been showing real strength lately. part of that is timing, part of it is the team finally pushing visibility and narrative harder and it’s clearly landing. for stakers, this matters a lot. rewards are paid in stbl, so upside isn’t just a chart flex it directly boosts yield in real terms. strong token, happier stakers. simple math. looking a bit further out, usst is the sleeper here. it’s still early, but heading into 2026, its role as a usable, settlement-focused stable feels like it’s only going to expand. less hype, more structure. if stablecoins are evolving, this is what version 2.0 actually looks like.

After more than forty days, @stbl_official's buyback wallet finally shows activity, but it's not a buyback; instead, it transferred 1,000,000 STBL. Why transfer so many STBL suddenly? Let's look at the chain analysis process. 1. Buyback wallet 0xa1Dd9151875EFE9373DB15A5b96534c242403DEb transferred 1,000,000 STBL to 0x94ab2f028c1885f8b3cebbead15625b570541f10. 2. One hour after receiving 1,000,000 STBL, this wallet transferred them to a Kraken user address (0x780da7650f4658116b43db551d64e4bae4b5a31d). 3. A few minutes after the Kraken address received the STBL, it moved all of them to Kraken deposit and withdraw address (0x7654d09b4ead2eb6119a974c74071942cc56866c). 4. This address already held a substantial amount of STBL; after receiving the 1,000,000 STBL, it transferred 1,095,182 STBL to the Kraken cold wallet (0x7dafba1d69f6c01ae7567ffd7b046ca03b706f83) the next day and has not moved since. It is worth noting that although the STBL project team moved some tokens out, it appears that these 1,000,000 STBL have not been sold and are still lying in the Kraken wallet. This Kraken cold wallet holds nearly $20 million worth of BSC assets, with the top holdings being $12 million BNB, $6.6 million $Aster (6.6 million tokens), and $13 million $STBL (13 million tokens). It also holds many altcoins such as ake, @MemeMax_Fi, merl, etc. It must be said that STBL's price movement in recent days has been quite good, rising from 0.037 to 0.05. The recent staking of STBL on Yapper was both rewarding and profitable.