USDT Powers Revolutionary ’Stablechain’ for Faster, Cheaper Stablecoin Transactions
Tether's USDT has taken a groundbreaking step by becoming the native gas and settlement token for Stable, a newly launched Layer 1 blockchain called 'Stablechain.' This innovative network is designed to enhance stablecoin usability, offering faster, cheaper, and more reliable transactions. Unlike traditional blockchains, Stablechain eliminates volatile fees and slow settlements by anchoring its economy to USDT, ensuring stability and efficiency. With sub-second finality, the chain promises to revolutionize the way stablecoins are used in the crypto ecosystem. As of July 2025, this development marks a significant milestone in the evolution of digital assets, further solidifying USDT's position as a cornerstone of the cryptocurrency market.
Tether's USDT Powers New Layer 1 'Stablechain' for Enhanced Stablecoin Transactions
Tether's USDT now serves as the native gas and settlement token for Stable, a newly launched LAYER 1 blockchain dubbed 'Stablechain.' Designed to optimize stablecoin usability, the network promises faster, cheaper, and more reliable transactions. Unlike conventional blockchains, Stable eliminates volatile fees and sluggish settlements by anchoring its economy to USDT.
The chain features sub-second finality, full EVM compatibility, and integration with USDT0—a decentralized variant of USDT powered by LayerZero. Transactions involving USDT0 incur zero gas costs. Institutional tools include guaranteed blockspace, batch processing, and confidential transfers, while its native wallet supports social logins and fiat on-ramps.
Backed by Bitfinex and a $3.5 million 2024 investment in fee-reducing sidechain Plasma, Stable plans to roll out parallel transaction processing and developer SDKs. Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino has publicly endorsed the project, signaling confidence in its potential to streamline crypto adoption.
SWL Miner Promises High Daily Earnings Through Cloud Mining Platform
SWL Miner, a UK-licensed cloud mining platform established in 2017, claims to offer users the potential to earn up to $37,777 daily. The platform leverages new energy-driven cloud mining technology, aiming to surpass traditional mining limitations with improved efficiency and simplified operations.
Registered with £1,000,000 in capital, SWL Miner emphasizes security through partnerships with McAfee® and Cloudflare®. New users receive a $15 sign-up bonus and incremental rewards for contract purchases. The platform supports multiple cryptocurrencies including BTC, ETH, DOGE, and SOL for settlements.
With 24/7 multilingual support and a user-friendly interface for tracking investments, SWL Miner positions itself as an accessible entry point into cryptocurrency mining. The service requires only email registration and contract selection to begin operations, though the veracity of its high-yield claims remains untested in public markets.
Stablecoin Supply on Ethereum Hits Record $135.4 Billion Amid DeFi Revival
Ethereum's stablecoin supply has surged to an all-time high of $135.4 billion, signaling renewed confidence in decentralized finance (DeFi) and the blockchain's ecosystem. Tether's USDT dominates the market, but emerging issuers like Circle's USDC and PayPal's PYUSD are gaining traction.
Stablecoins now facilitate over 90% of crypto transactions, serving as a critical hedge against global inflation and currency volatility. Ethereum's infrastructure is increasingly pivotal for cross-border payments, with experts suggesting this trend could reignite DeFi's growth beyond its 2021 peak.
