STBL Responds to Market Rumors
STBL, a decentralized finance protocol focused on stablecoins and real-world assets (RWA), issued a statement on October 4, 2025. The team denied any connection between its token and recent market rumors involving Wintermute. They confirmed no team or investor wallets have sold or transferred tokens to exchanges. All token allocations remain subject to on-chain vesting schedules.
STBL said less than 5% of unlocked tokens will be used for operations this quarter. The team plans buybacks and token burns to maintain deflationary pressure and a disciplined supply structure.
USST Stablecoin Launch and Tokenomics
The team clarified differences between its governance token, STBL, and its upcoming RWA-backed stablecoin, USST. USST is in the final audit and testing phase. It is scheduled to launch on October 10, 2025. The stablecoin will be backed by tokenized U.S. Treasuries and money-market funds.
STBL will start monthly buybacks of up to $1 million from October 31. The goal is to reach $100 million in USST mints by the end of 2025.
Third-Party Audit and Transparency Efforts
To counter claims of inorganic activity, STBL hired a third-party blockchain intelligence firm to investigate what it called an “orchestrated attack campaign.” The results will be published once available.
The team emphasized that all partnerships and marketing efforts are publicly disclosed. They focus on institutional integrations instead of hype-driven promotions.
STBL’s announcement comes as it prepares to enter the expanding RWA-backed stablecoin market. Its transparency and audit plans contrast with other projects facing scrutiny over treasury management.
For more details on STBL’s tokenomics, visit the official tokenomics page.
