PANews reported on November 14th that Stable, a stablecoin public chain, stated on its X platform: "In the Stable network, USDT serves as the native gas token to ensure that transaction fees remain predictable under any network conditions, thereby eliminating volatility in the payment process. This design choice lays the foundation for reliable settlement and everyday payments. The mainnet is about to launch."PANews reported on November 14th that Stable, a stablecoin public chain, stated on its X platform: "In the Stable network, USDT serves as the native gas token to ensure that transaction fees remain predictable under any network conditions, thereby eliminating volatility in the payment process. This design choice lays the foundation for reliable settlement and everyday payments. The mainnet is about to launch."
Stable: Mainnet Coming Soon
PANews reported on November 14th that Stable, a stablecoin public chain, stated on its X platform: "In the Stable network, USDT serves as the native gas token to ensure that transaction fees remain predictable under any network conditions, thereby eliminating volatility in the payment process. This design choice lays the foundation for reliable settlement and everyday payments. The mainnet is about to launch."
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