STBL Releases Q1 Roadmap: Native USST Minting to Expand to High-Performance Blockchains Like Solana and Launch DeFi Lending Functionality
stablecoin protocol STBL has released its roadmap for the first quarter of 2026, with the core goal of shifting from infrastructure development to application deployment, activating USST as a productive asset usable for lending and yield generation. The main contents include:
In January, USST will be deployed on the mainnet, integrating Hypernative to automate the anchoring mechanism, and launching DeFi lending functionality;
In February, liquidity injection and RWA collateral expansion will be carried out, and the ecosystem-specific stablecoin (ESS) structure will be deployed on the testnet;
In March, the native USST minting will be expanded to other high-performance chains such as Solana and Stellar, and a simplified interface of the STBL DApp will be released.
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