Published Social post

STBL (@stbl_official): Today marks a paradigm shift at the intersection of traditional finance and decentralized markets.

Estimated coin impact

Scores are not price-change percentages. High impact means a score of +70 or more, or -70 or less.

Today marks a paradigm shift at the intersection of traditional finance and decentralized markets. We are proud to officially introduce RXUSD - a first-of-its-kind institutional-grade stable asset powered by STBL, representing the emergence of a fundamentally new category of onchain financial infrastructure. RXUSD is set to launch natively on @XLayerOfficial in collaboration with industry leaders @Securitize , @hamilton_lane and STBL. By combining the security and credibility of regulated real-world assets (RWAs) with the efficiency and accessibility of decentralized liquidity, RXUSD is designed to deliver a new standard for stable assets - merging stability, utility, and native earning potential directly within DeFi. This launch is powered by a uniquely institutional foundation: • ~70% tokenized money market exposure via USDG • ~30% institutional private credit exposure through Hamilton Lane, one of the world’s leading private markets investment firms with over $1 trillion in assets under management The underlying collateral infrastructure is issued and managed through Securitize’s regulated tokenization framework, enabling scalable and compliant access to institutional-grade financial products onchain. At the core of RXUSD is STBL’s proprietary Money-as-a-Service infrastructure, which separates principal from yield at the collateral layer before recombining them to distribute real-world returns natively onchain. Deployed on X Layer’s high-performance ecosystem, RXUSD is designed to enable scalable, capital-efficient liquidity across the next generation of global financial applications. Welcome to a new era of stable assets - where institutional-grade stability, real-world yield, and onchain utility converge. Pre-registration opens soon.

Back to news archive