
Stable (STABLE) price today
Stable is a layer-1 blockchain built for USDT payments, where the stablecoin itself pays the fees; STABLE is the network's governance and staking token.
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Market data source: CoinGecko, with a reference USD/BRL rate. Values can lag by a few minutes.
What is Stable?
Stable is a network built for the USDT ecosystem, backed by companies linked to Bitfinex and Tether. The network and its token reached the market in 2025.
Despite the name, the STABLE token is not a stablecoin: its price floats freely and is volatile. Those seeking a dollar peg use the USDT that circulates on the network.
How Stable works
Its distinguishing feature is using USDT as the fee token. That way, someone sending digital dollars does not need to buy another coin to pay for the transaction, and the cost is predictable in dollars.
The STABLE token is staked by validators to secure the network and used by holders to vote on changes. The network is compatible with Ethereum applications.
What STABLE is used for
- Staking to validate the network.
- Voting on governance decisions.
- Exposure to the growth of USDT payments on the network.
Risks and points of attention
- The name is misleading: STABLE does not hold a dollar peg.
- A new network with few validators and a short history.
- Dependence on USDT and the companies linked to it.
- Competition from other stablecoin-focused networks and from established blockchains such as Tron and Ethereum.
Key facts
| Symbol | STABLE |
|---|---|
| Asset type | Cryptocurrency |
| Launch | 2025 |
| Network | Own blockchain (Stable) |
| Consensus mechanism | Proof of Stake |
Reference data checked on October 3, 2026 against CoinGecko and the project's official pages.
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Frequently asked questions about Stable
Is STABLE a stablecoin?
No. It is the governance and staking token of the Stable network, with a variable price. The stablecoin used on the network is USDT.
How are fees paid on the Stable network?
In USDT, not in a volatile token. That is the network's main distinguishing feature.
Who is behind Stable?
The project is backed by companies linked to Bitfinex and to Tether, the issuer of USDT.
Where does the Stable price on this page come from?
The panel shows the STABLE price in US dollars and Brazilian reais, with change, volume and market capitalization. Data comes from CoinGecko, uses a reference exchange rate and can lag by a few minutes.
Related reading
- What stablecoins are: types, how the peg holds and risks
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