StableLayer builds dedicated chains for stablecoins to make crypto feel like mainstream payments. Starting with USDT; next USDC and other major stablecoins. Pay fees in the same money you send — familiar, predictable, and ready for global adoption.
Despite a decade of innovation, crypto is still treated mostly as an investment vehicle — not a payment system. The reason is simple: volatility. Users, merchants, and institutions can’t rely on assets that fluctuate by double digits overnight. Every blockchain today still uses volatile native tokens for gas — creating friction every time someone tries to move stablecoins or build real-world applications.
As a result, crypto became dominated by speculation — not daily use. Stablecoins were meant to fix this, but no chain ever made them the fuel.
StableLayer bridges the gap between crypto infrastructure and the financial systems people already understand — making blockchain finally usable like mainstream payments.
A family of stablecoin-native EVM networks. Launching with USDT, followed by USDC and other major stablecoins. Each network uses its stablecoin for gas — no wrapping, no synthetic pegs.
USDT Network first; USDC Network next. Each chain is tuned for payments, exchanges, and settlement — with fees paid in the native stablecoin.
USDT Network (gas: USDT) USDC Network (gas: USDC)Gas price is expressed directly in the stablecoin (e.g., $0.001). Users see exact dollar amounts — nothing to “convert in your head.”
Min fee ~ $0.001Full Solidity/EVM compatibility. Existing dApps, wallets, and infra work out of the box; explorers display $-denominated fees.
Solidity • RPC • MetaMaskBe the PayPal/Mastercard for crypto: instant, predictable, and universal. StableLayer aligns the chain with the unit people actually use — stablecoins — so everyday payments, payroll, remittances, and DeFi feel natural.
Stablecoins dominate crypto settlement, yet gas is still volatile elsewhere. StableLayer flips the model: use the same stablecoin for value and gas, removing the biggest adoption hurdle.
StableLayer’s revenue comes from transaction fees paid in the native stablecoin of each network. No burning of real stablecoins ever.
Every on-chain transaction pays a small fee in the stablecoin. Those fees are split between network security/operations and XSL buybacks.
This ties XSL’s value directly to network usage without touching gas mechanics.
Illustrative split of each fee unit:
Core funding and ecosystem growth token for StableLayer.
XSL fuels development, marketing, partnerships, and long-term network sustainability.
20% of all transaction fees across StableLayer networks are used for
continuous XSL buybacks from the open market — linking token value directly
to network activity.
XSL represents the business and growth layer of StableLayer — while stablecoins power the networks themselves.
| Ticker | XSL |
| Max Supply | 100,000,000 |
| Seedsale | 10% |
| Presale | 20% |
| Liquidity | 10% |
| Team | 30% |
| Ecosystem | 30% |
Designed for everyday finance — not just degens.
USDT-native fees make crypto checkout feel like card rails: simple totals, instant settlement.
Move customer balances and reconcile in stable units; no more gas-token refills.
Pay staff and vendors in USDT with clear, fixed-unit fees that accountants can trust.
Focused rollout for stability and utility.
USDT Network prototype, explorer & wallet support, fee accounting.
Public USDT Network, integrations, payment pilots.
USDC Network launch, cross-ecosystem partnerships.
Additional major stablecoins, enterprise programs.