Stable has announced its tokenomics model: a total supply fixed at 100 billion tokens, with 40% allocated to the ecosystem and community.

According to Deep Tide TechFlow news, on December 3rd, Stable officially announced its tokenomics model, with STABLE serving as the network governance token, and a total supply fixed at 100 billion tokens. The token distribution plan is as follows: 40% allocated for ecosystem and community development, 25% allocated to team members, 25% allocated to investors and advisors, and 10% for genesis distribution.

The token unlocking mechanism demonstrates long-term commitment: the team and investors will adopt a 4-year linear unlocking model, with a 1-year lock-up period; the ecosystem part will have an initial unlocking of 8%, with the remaining 32% unlocked linearly over 3 years; the genesis distribution part will be 100% unlocked at the mainnet launch.

STABLE Token will support network governance, including electing validators, voting on protocol upgrades, and handling governance proposals. It is worth noting that the Stable network uses USDT0 as the native gas fee token, and these fees will be collected into a treasury managed by smart contracts, where validators can choose to proportionally distribute gas fees to users who stake STABLE.