The first Layer 1 network based on USDT, Stable, has released its roadmap.

ChainCatcher news, according to industry sources, the first USDT-based Layer 1 network Stable has released its roadmap: The first phase implements the USDT base layer, using USDT as the native gas token, achieving sub-second block time and finality, and launching a stable wallet to enhance user experience. The second phase realizes the USDT experience layer, using optimistic parallel execution to enhance transaction throughput, introducing USDT transfer aggregators and dedicated block space for enterprises to ensure efficient processing and consistent performance. The third phase implements a full-stack optimization layer for USDT, upgrading to a DAG-based consensus to improve speed and resilience, and expanding developer tools and resources to facilitate dApp development. Stable is supported by related media and the USDT unified liquidity protocol USDT0, with the network using USDT as the native Gas, and peer-to-peer USDT transfers are free. The project advisor is Paolo Ardoino. Stable’s market positioning is for financial institutions rather than retail users. Its internal testnet has been launched, and the team is guiding early builders to explore SDKs for wallet, application, and custody integration.