The native Layer 1 network Stable of USDT has announced its development roadmap.

According to Gate News bot, the native Layer 1 network Stable of USDT has recently announced its development roadmap. The plan is divided into three main phases: The first phase will establish the foundational layer for USDT, using USDT as the native gas token to achieve sub-second block time and finality, and launch a stable wallet; the second phase will develop the USDT experience layer, utilizing optimistic parallel execution to enhance transaction throughput, providing enterprises with USDT transfer aggregators and dedicated block space; the third phase will achieve full-stack optimization for USDT, upgrading to a DAG-based consensus mechanism and expanding development tools to promote the dApp ecosystem.

The Stable project has received support from Bitfinex and the USDT0 protocol, featuring the use of USDT as the native gas, enabling peer-to-peer USDT transfers for free. Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino serves as the project advisor. It is noteworthy that Stable primarily targets financial institutions rather than retail investors. Currently, the internal testnet of Stable has gone live, and the team is providing SDK support for wallet, application, and custody integrations for early developers.