The float is always moving. Tidemark tells you where. @Stable
Introducing Tidemark v2: enterprise-grade flow intelligence for the $USDT0 economy on @Stable. Built for treasury desks, payment processors, and market makers to monitor corridor net flows, rate spreads, and peg deviations in real time.
Powered by FATHOM, our AI flow analyst, and featuring gasless on-chain USDT0 billing via EIP-7702.
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Every competitor is watching prices.
We're watching the float. Corridor net flows, bridge deltas, lending spreads, peg deviation, mint and burn velocity.
That's not a feature difference. That's a completely different product built for a completely different problem.
Other tools give you an alert when a number moves.
Tidemark gives you a desk note. Thesis, evidence, likely driver, invalidation, sources, confidence score.
You don't just know something happened. You know what it means and what to do with it.
That's FATHOM. Nothing else does this on Stable.
Most platforms in this space still run on Stripe, card forms, and KYC flows.
Tidemark bills entirely in USDT0, on-chain, gasless. One wallet signature and your tier is live in under a second.
The audience we're building for already lives in this economy. We just stopped making them leave it to pay us.
We're launching with Watches, FATHOM, and live corridor data.
But the roadmap goes further. The Chartroom lets flow analysts publish their monitors and earn 90% of every subscription, settled in USDT0, split in-contract.
A marketplace for flow intelligence. That's where this goes.
Humans subscribe to briefings. Machines pay per call.
We're building a quiet agent-rail that exposes selected flow feeds to automated systems. Same data, different surface.
Two revenue streams. One data plane. That's the architecture.
Right now we're focused on getting the core right: Watches that fire clean, FATHOM that actually explains what happened, billing that feels native.
Once that's solid, the Chartroom opens. Then the machine tier. Then we see what the ecosystem builds on top.
We're not in a rush. We're building the layer that stays.
Most alert tools tell you a number crossed a line.
Tidemark tells you what it means.
Every triggered Watch comes with a sourced, confidence-scored briefing from FATHOM. Not a ping. A desk note.
That's a different category of tool.
Every other terminal is built for trading. Price feeds, perps, funding rates.
None of that exists on Stable.
We didn't port a trading tool over. We started from scratch for a chain where flows are the only market. That's a real difference.
FATHOM isn't a chatbot you ask generic questions.
It's a flow analyst that lives inside live data. Ask it why your Tron corridor watch fired at 3am and it will tell you exactly what moved, where it came from, and what to watch next.
Sourced. Timestamped. Confident.
I got tired of checking five different places and still not knowing where the float went.
That's a real problem for anyone running serious USDT0 exposure.
Tidemark is one place. You define what matters. We watch it and tell you when it moves.
. @Stable just hit unprecedented demand and had to expand RPC capacity overnight.
That kind of growth needs visibility. Who's flowing where, which corridors are filling, where the congestion is building.
Tidemark is being built to answer exactly that, native to the chain.
The @Stable ecosystem has the rails, the float, and now the volume to prove it's real.
What it hasn't had is a tool that tells operators, desks, and processors what's actually moving inside it.
That's what Tidemark is. Flow intelligence, built for Stable from the ground up.
Tidemark is wired directly into @Stable. Every corridor route, every LayerZero bridge move, every on-chain lending rate, pulled live, every 60 seconds. We're not watching Stable from the outside. We're built inside it.
Stable runs on USDT0. Tidemark bills in USDT0. Alerts fire on USDT0 flows. The whole product lives inside the same economy it monitors. No wrappers, no bridges out, no foreign rails. Fully native.
The @Stable ecosystem has StablePay for moving value, USDT0 for the float, and corridors filling by the day. Tidemark is what ties it together for the people operating inside it, one terminal that tells you what the chain is actually doing.
Most alerts tell you a price moved. Tidemark Watches tell you a flow condition you defined just fired.
With a full AI desk note attached. That's a different product entirely.
Tidemark, coming soon on @Stable
There are no perps on Stable. No funding rates. No price feeds worth watching.
The only market here is flows. We didn't adapt a trading tool.
We built from scratch for exactly this.
We didn't build Tidemark because it was a good idea.
We built it because we kept asking "where did that flow go?" and nothing could answer it.
So we made the thing that does and it's going live on @Stable soon
You tell Tidemark what to watch. A corridor, a rate, a peg condition. It watches 24/7.
The moment something moves, FATHOM breaks it down; what happened, why, and what to watch next.