STBL (@stbl_official): This is the real decentralization of stablecoins.

This is the real decentralization of stablecoins. STBL is the infrastructure for the next generation of money. We separate liquid settlement from yield generation - ensuring compliance while returning value to the ecosystems that generate it. By partnering with Hamilton Lane, Securitize, and OKX Ventures to launch an RWA-backed stablecoin on X Layer, we’re engineering how liquidity and yield are structured within digital capital markets. STBL - The Infrastructure Provides the Money-as-a-Service dual-token framework, enabling the creation of branded stable assets that separate settlement from yield generation. Hamilton Lane - The Asset Provides institutional-grade collateral via the Senior Credit Opportunities Fund (SCOPE), bringing private credit exposure to the stablecoin backing. Securitize - The Enabler Acts as the issuance and tokenization platform, enabling the feeder fund to exist compliantly onchain as a digital asset. OKX Ventures - The Backer Provides strategic investment to accelerate STBL’s mission. X Layer - The Network OKX’s EVM-compatible Layer-2 serves as the deployment environment, offering deep liquidity and seamless bridging. Hamilton Lane provides institutional-grade private credit exposure through the SCOPE fund, Securitize enables compliant tokenization, and STBL provides the underlying Money-as-a-Service architecture. Instead of relying on third-party issuers that retain most of the economic upside, X Layer introduces an Ecosystem-Specific Stablecoin (ESS) - shifting from renting liquidity to owning it. The yield generated by the underlying collateral is separate from the payment token itself. From a regulatory standpoint, the dual-token structure reflects the broader direction of stablecoin legislation. Recent proposals aim to restrict stablecoins from offering passive yield directly to holders. By separating the settlement asset from the yield component, the model aligns with compliance expectations while preserving flexibility for institutional use cases.