Stablecoin protocol STBL will mint 100 million stablecoins USST in the fourth quarter
stablecoin protocol STBL announced on the X platform that it will mint 100 million stablecoin USST in the fourth quarter. The related work will be launched in stages, and the initial minting of 2 million US dollars USST stablecoin has been completed.
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