STBL JUST SPLIT A STABLECOIN INTO THREE TOKENS
Nobody's doing this yet
USDT and USDC bundle everything into one asset. Peg, yield, control
Issuer holds the collateral. Issuer keeps the yield. You just hold a token shaped like a dollar
@stbl_official unbundles it:
→ USST. The dollar peg, backed by real-world assets via Ondo
→ YLD. The yield from that collateral, goes to the holder, not the protocol
→ STBL. Governance with actual weight over how the system runs
Institutions have been asking for exactly this split for the past couple of years. Regulation is slowly moving the same direction
July 1: USST went live on Stellar, backed by tokenized treasuries starting with Ondo's USDY
Over $3M minted in the first days
Didn't expect an RWA stablecoin to move that fast out of the gate. Real institutional demand, already stress-testing the rails
Franklin Templeton's BENJI is next in line as collateral. More issuers, more entry points into the same system
This is how the RWA rails actually get built
Three tokens, one system. Peg, yield, and control finally living in three separate places instead of one black box
That's the whole pitch. No trick, just architecture that finally matches how institutions actually want to hold money
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