MR. STABLE
Gas is zero
Deploy the contract, mint the supply, seed the pool. The network fee rounds to $0.00. You will never again miss a launch because you were three cents short of gas at the worst possible moment.
The Mint · Built on Stable
Floor engraved · Ceiling never printed
The floor is engraved.
The ceiling is not.
Every chart has two directions, and Mr. Stable has only ever signed for one of them. The flat line leaving his portrait is not a price target — it is the floor, welded at a dollar and countersigned in treasury green. It holds because he is standing underneath it with an open bid. Now try holding it yourself.
Three seconds below the floor and the note voids · Green is not your problem
Floor: $0.95 · Ceiling: none
This note is legal tender for all memes, public and degenerate · Redeemable in USDT0 at the Mint · Series 2026
I · The Note
He does not dump.
He does not dump.
That is not a mood. That is engraving.
Mr. Stable has been worth at least one dollar for as long as anyone has been keeping score, and those two words are the entire document. No roadmap for the price, no catalyst to announce — the only half of the chart he ever signed for is the half underneath you. There is no ceiling engraved on this note. Nobody has ever needed to print one.
What he does have is a chain. Stable is a Layer 1 backed by Tether and Bitfinex, built so that stablecoins are the point rather than the passenger. USDT0 is the gas token — the gas is a dollar. Finality lands in under a second. Network fees round to $0.00.
So he built The Mint on it — a launchpad where printing a token costs $0.00 and every pair settles in real dollars. If moving a dollar is free, launching a meme should be free too. That is the whole thesis. There is no second thesis, and there is no ceiling on the first one.
II · The Creed
Four things Mr. Stable will put in writing
Priced in real money
Every pair on The Mint settles in USDT0. Your chart is denominated in actual dollars, not in a second volatile asset that's also moving underneath you. When it goes up, it went up.
Settled before you blink
Sub-second finality. Buyers, snipers and rug-checkers all land in the same block, so the launch everybody sees is the launch that actually happened.
The floor has held
One dollar, every day, without exception — which is why it is the only number he will ever quote you. The other end of the chart has no number on it at all. That end is a group project.
$1.1B
Pre-deposited before genesis
10,000+
Wallets funded before block one
$0.00
What it costs to move a dollar
<1s
Time to finality
USDT0
The gas token — it's a dollar
$1.00
All-time low — the only number he puts in writing
At press
All-time high — still being engraved
Chain figures reported at Stable mainnet launch · USDT0 became the gas token in the v1.2.0 upgrade, 4 Feb 2026
III · The Mint
How a token gets printed
Five steps, in order, because it genuinely is a sequence. Total cost to you at step two: nothing.
01
Name it
A ticker, a supply, a picture and a sentence you'll regret. Sixty seconds, no code, no compiler, no Solidity tutorial open in the next tab.
02
Print it
The contract goes live on Stable. Gas is paid in USDT0, and at this size the fee rounds to zero.Cost: $0.00
03
The dollar curve
Your bonding curve is denominated in USDT0 from the first buy. Buyers pay dollars, the chart reads dollars, and nobody has to mentally divide by the price of something else.
04
Graduate
Cross the threshold and liquidity migrates to the DEX and locks automatically. Mr. Stable stamps the note. The stamp is not an endorsement — it means the liquidity is where it says it is.
05
Stay flat
The Mint takes a flat 1% of volume in USDT0. Flat, obviously. That fee is the only thing feeding the $MRST flywheel below.
IV · The Ledger
The old way, and this way
| Launching anywhere else | The Mint, on Stable | |
|---|---|---|
| Cost to deploy | Whatever gas happens to cost that minute | $0.00 |
| Gas token | A volatile asset you had to buy first | USDT0 — a dollar |
| Your chart | Priced in something that's also moving | Priced in real dollars |
| Failed transactions | You still paid for them | Fees round to nothing, so does the mistake |
| Finality | Long enough to refresh twice | Under one second |
| What you keep on hand | A permanent gas balance in a third token | Dollars. Only dollars. |
| The downside | Whatever the market feels like today | Engraved, countersigned, and bid under |
V · Denomination
Where the one percent goes
Every token printed at The Mint pays a flat 1% of its volume, in USDT0, forever. That fee is real revenue in real dollars, and it is the only input to the flywheel: more launches means more volume, more volume means more dollars, and the dollars come back to the people holding the note.
$MRST total supply is fixed at 1,000,000,000. Liquidity is locked. There is no emissions schedule to memorise, because there are no emissions.
- 40%Buy & burnFees buy $MRST on the open market and burn it. The burn is the second engraving — supply down, floor up, no announcement required.
- 40%Paid to holdersDistributed in USDT0. Actual dollars, arriving on a chain where sending them costs $0.00.
- 20%Treasury & listingsExchange listings, audits, market making, and keeping the lights on at the Mint.
Allocation figures are the project's own parameters and are set by the team — adjust before publishing
VI · Series 2026
The issue schedule
First issue · Live
The engraving
- $MRST launch on Stable
- Liquidity locked
- Contract verified
- Community opens
Second issue
The Mint opens
- Gasless deploy, live
- USDT0 bonding curves
- Auto-graduation & LP lock
- Charts in real dollars
Third issue
The stamp
- Fee distribution to holders
- Buy-and-burn goes live
- Mint leaderboard
- Telegram launch bot
Fourth issue
Wider circulation
- Plasma deployment
- Exchange listings
- Creator revenue share
- Mr. Stable collectibles
Floor: engraved · Ceiling: never printed
Come stand on something solid
The chain is live, the gas is a dollar, and the fee is zero. Mr. Stable is not going anywhere — that's the whole bit.