StableChain: Why a USDT-Powered Blockchain Is Gaining Attention

Stablecoins have quietly become the backbone of global crypto activity, and USDT alone represents more than $170B in circulation. But until now, most blockchains were not designed specifically for stablecoin payments. That’s the gap StableChain tries to fill.

StableChain is a new Layer 1 where USDT is the gas token. This small design choice changes a lot:
– near-instant finality,
– predictable low fees,
– and a structure built for day-to-day payments instead of speculation.

The project is backed by Tether and Bitfinex, and already connected to PayPal, LayerZero, Frax and other major players.
Its testnet launched on November 4, allowing users to experiment with transfers, deploy contracts and claim testnet USDT.

Although there is no confirmed governance token, many users are actively participating in quests, roles, and on-chain activity, hoping it may matter later if a token is introduced.

Bitget recently supported the project through a Launchpool event, giving early exposure to the STABLE token before listing. It’s a strong signal that stablecoin-native blockchains may become an important narrative in the next cycle.

If stablecoins continue to dominate global liquidity, ecosystems like StableChain could play a major role in real-world digital payments.