The first USDT based Layer 1 network stable release roadmap

BlockBeats News: On July 2nd, the first USDT based Layer 1 network Stable released its roadmap: The first stage is to implement the USDT basic layer, using USDT as the native gas token to achieve sub second block time and finality, and launch a stable wallet to enhance user experience; In the second stage, the USDT experience layer will be implemented, using optimistic parallel execution to improve transaction throughput. The USDT transfer aggregator and dedicated block space will be introduced to the enterprise to ensure efficient processing and consistent performance; The third stage is to implement the USDT full stack optimization layer, upgrade to DAG based consensus to improve speed and resilience, and expand developer tools and resources to promote dApp development. Stable is supported by the unified liquidity protocol USDT0 between Bitfinex and USDT. The network uses USDT as its native gas, and peer-to-peer USDT transfers are free. Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino serves as a consultant for the project. The market positioning of Stable is financial institutions, not retail users. At present, its internal testing network has been launched, and the team is guiding early builders to explore SDKs for wallet, application, and hosting integration.