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OpenLiquid Now Supports Stable Chain
You can now generate volume on Stable — the USDT-native Layer 1 from the Tether and Bitfinex orbit — through DyorSwap, its dominant launchpad. Here's what the chain is, why it matters, and how to run your first session.
OpenLiquid now supports Stable chain as its 10th blockchain. Token projects can generate real on-chain trading volume through DyorSwap, the dominant launchpad and DEX on the USDT-native Layer 1 (chain ID 988) — via the Telegram bot or the hands-off order form — for a flat 1% of target volume with all gas covered by OpenLiquid.
What Is Stable Chain?
Stable is a USDT-native Layer 1 that launched on public mainnet on December 8, 2025. It is EVM-compatible, carries chain ID 988, confirms blocks in roughly 0.7 seconds, and — its defining feature — uses USDT0, a dollar-pegged stablecoin, as its native gas token. Transaction costs on Stable are always denominated in dollars.
The backing is what sets it apart from most new chains: a $28 million seed round co-led by Bitfinex and Hack VC, with Franklin Templeton, Castle Island Ventures, and Susquehanna participating, and Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino advising. The chain attracted over $2 billion in pre-deposits from more than 24,000 wallets before mainnet even opened, and PayPal has used it as a backend rail for PYUSD cross-border transfers since January 2026.
Anyone can deploy a token on Stable and pool it on DyorSwap, the chain's dominant launchpad and DEX. DyorSwap launches tokens directly into permanently locked liquidity pools — no bonding-curve migration step — and its discovery page ranks tokens by Trending, Volume, Market Cap, and Graduation progress.
Why This Chain Matters Right Now
Stable chain's token ecosystem is months old and DexScreener only added its dedicated Stable filter (dexscreener.com/stable) in mid-2026 — the same early-chain window in which Robinhood Chain tokens trended with a fraction of the volume Solana requires. On DyorSwap's launchpad, trending rank is driven by trading volume and transaction count, the exact metrics a volume bot influences.
New chains create temporary asymmetries. Stable's asymmetry is unusual because the chain's payments-first backing (Tether, Bitfinex, PayPal's PYUSD rail) keeps pulling in liquidity and users, while its memecoin side — DyorSwap launches like FEFER and STABO — is still nearly empty of competition. Trading bots are already arriving: DeBot integrated with the DyorSwap launchpad, and third-party charting exists at StableCharts. Discovery infrastructure is live; the crowd isn't there yet.
For token projects, this is the early-chain playbook that worked on Base in 2023, Solana in 2024, and Robinhood Chain earlier in July 2026: launch while discovery is cheap, build volume history and holders before the field crowds, and ride the chain's own growth narrative.
How to Generate Volume on Stable Chain
Getting started takes under five minutes:
- Open t.me/OpenLiquidBot and select "Volume Bot," then choose "Stable."
- Paste your token's contract address. The bot loads every DyorSwap pool on the chain, ranked by liquidity.
- Set your target volume, min/max swap size, and wallet count. High-frequency, many-wallet configurations work well here — your cost stays a flat 1% of the target volume regardless of trade count.
- Pay the 1% session fee and the session starts automatically — no gas deposits needed. Each trade is reported in Telegram with a Stablescan link.
Prefer a managed session? Use the Stable chain volume bot page and its hands-off order form — paste a token address, pick the DyorSwap pool, and let the team run it. For a full walkthrough of the chain, see the Stable chain overview, the Stable + DyorSwap volume guide, and for a ranked comparison of options, the best Stable chain volume bots.
Pricing
OpenLiquid charges a flat 1% of your target volume — no subscriptions, and OpenLiquid covers all gas on Stable. That makes it the simplest cost model of any chain we support: a $10,000 volume session costs exactly $100, known in dollars before it starts. Nothing else to budget, nothing that moves mid-session.
One practical note: you don't need to hold USDT0 or think about gas at all — OpenLiquid covers every swap's gas on Stable. Your only cost is the flat 1% session fee, and every DyorSwap pool type is supported.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. As of July 2026, OpenLiquid supports Stable (the USDT-native Layer 1, chain ID 988) as its 10th chain. You can generate volume for any token with a DyorSwap pool — every pool type is supported — through the Telegram bot or the hands-off order form. You pay only the flat 1% session fee; OpenLiquid covers the gas.
Stable chain launched in December 2025 and its DexScreener filter (dexscreener.com/stable) went live in mid-2026, so trending competition is still thin — far below what Solana or Ethereum require. Tokens on DyorSwap's launchpad rank by trading volume and transaction count, which means sustained 24-hour volume moves a token up both the DyorSwap Trending sort and the DexScreener chain filter. Thresholds will rise as more tokens launch.
OpenLiquid charges a flat 1% of your target volume — and that is the total cost. OpenLiquid covers all gas on Stable, so a $10,000 volume session costs exactly $100, known in dollars before it starts. No subscriptions, no gas deposits, no hidden fees.
OpenLiquid routes through DyorSwap, the dominant launchpad and DEX on Stable chain, where launchpad tokens trade in permanently locked pools against WgUSDT. The bot automatically finds the deepest pool for your token. DexScreener indexes these pairs under its Stable chain filter.
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