No single dated event in the next 90 days.
No new STABLE. The 82B locked coins wait until 2027.
STABLE is the staking and voting coin of Stable, a payments chain that runs on USDT. All 100B already exist; 26.93B are counted as circulating, but only about 18B have left the lock wallets.
Sell pressure. No new coins are made, and the locked team, investor and Foundation wallets sent out 0 STABLE in 90 days. Since Oct 5 2026 all 82B stay locked until Dec 8 2027.
Buy pressure. There is no burn and no buyback: fees are paid in USDT0, not STABLE.
Net. Net, supply is flat: 0.00% in 90 days and the same next.
All 100B STABLE were created at once on Dec 8 2025, and total supply still reads exactly 100,000,000,000. The token itself refuses any new mint: a test call returns "minting governance token is not allowed". Validators and stakers are paid from gas fees in USDT0, not in new STABLE.
The old plan released 888.89M a month from the Foundation on the 8th, so 2.67B was due in these 90 days. None of it left: the team (25B), investor (25B) and Foundation (21B) lock wallets held the same STABLE at both ends of the window. On Oct 5 2026 the new Universal Lock replaced the old plan: all 82B locked coins wait until Dec 8 2027, then drip out in seven steps to Dec 8 2029. Nothing unlocks in the next 90 days.
Tracked team-controlled piles: Foundation locked wallet 21B, team and investor wallets 25B each, and the 11% validator stake (11.0B across 11 validators, one of them jailed on Oct 5 2026 with 1.0B that finishes unbonding Oct 12 2026) — all under the Universal Lock. The Foundation's day-one wallet (7.54B) is already counted as circulating and did not move in these 90 days.
No estate or trustee holds STABLE. The long lock is the Universal Lock above; its first release starts Dec 8 2027, well past the next 90 days, and slips by 3 months (up to 9) if the 30-day average price is under $0.025.
No contract or treasury buys STABLE back. Gas fees are paid in USDT0 and may be shared with stakers; none of it is used to buy STABLE.
Fees are paid in USDT0, so no STABLE is burned. Total supply is still exactly 100B and the two burn addresses hold 0 STABLE at both ends of the window.
No announcement or on-chain flow this window shows the Foundation or any treasury buying STABLE.
The Universal Lock started on Oct 5 2026 and relocks about 8.9B Foundation coins that public counts treat as circulating. Those coins never left the lock wallets, so relocking them takes nothing off the market. Staked STABLE (11.0B) is already inside the locked total.
Two sides: how much people want STABLE right now, and how much buying could come later.
This part is based on social media. It shows how hot STABLE is right now. A better rank means more people are talking about it.
Today, people are talking about STABLE for two reasons:
On Oct 5 2026, Stable said its USDT payment chain now links to Visa Direct. Users can send money in real time from the chain to bank accounts or mobile wallets. People ask if more payments on the chain will mean more demand for STABLE, since fees are paid in USDT.
On Oct 9 2026, Binance Alpha opened a trading competition for STABLE with $200K worth of rewards. STABLE was near $0.025 that day, down about 11% in 7 days. People ask if the contest brings lasting buyers, or only short trading that fades after it ends.
Checked Oct 9 2026
By the law of supply and demand, Stable's long-run signal is negative (Oct 11 2026, score 5/10). New supply: 0.00% in the next 90 days. Demand: very low (0.5/5). Stable's price drivers: 0 ▲ price up, 1 ▼ price down.
About $25M in stablecoins, as of Oct 10 2026. That is under 1% of the dollars on payment chains, far below rival chains. Demand for Stable reads very low at 0.5/5, and this thin use is probably the main reason. Supply and demand still read negative for Stable in the long run.
Stable's signal is negative for now. Stable's signal would turn if new supply jumps (today 0.00% in 90 days), or demand falls from very low, or Rival chains keeps pointing down.
Stable sits at 5/10 today (Oct 11 2026): supply 4.5/5, demand 0.5/5. One more year adds 0.00% to Stable's supply. Long-run signal: negative.
By the law of supply and demand, the better time to enter Stable is when its new supply is low, demand is high and its price drivers point up. Stable today: 0.00% new supply in 90 days (flat), demand very low (0.5/5), drivers 0 ▲ / 1 ▼.
Right now 2 things drive Stable's price (0 ▲, 1 ▼). • Dollars on Stable: Stablecoins on Stable stay near $25M, far below rival chains ▼ Rival chains: Stable holds under 1% of dollars on payment chains
Side by side on Oct 11 2026: Stable at 5/10 with a negative signal, Bitcoin at 8.5/10 with a positive signal. By supply and demand, Stable is the weaker of the two.
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We look at two things, half each: supply and demand. Fewer new coins mean less selling pressure. A meme coin scores 1.5 at most on supply: its team got its coins for free, so no new supply does not make it safe. We also show each coin's age, with a warning when it is younger than 1 year. Demand looks at how much people want the coin now and how much buying could come later. Price Drivers (Beta) are the 2 or 3 things that can move one coin's price that supply and demand miss; they have no score. STABLE supply is not growing (0.00% in the next 90 days), so it shows in green. Zero or falling supply is always green, any growth is red.
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