Stabull DEX Launches on Base: New Chain, New Token, 7 Stablecoin Pools, and Expanded Liquidity Mining Program
Stabull is an AMM optimized for and dedicated to stablecoins and RWAs. It utilizes oracles to align on-chain liquidity with off-chain prices like EUR/USD. This reduces slippage, boosts capital efficiency, and expands DeFi access to global FX and commodity markets.
The newly launched pools on Base are paired with USDC enable efficient, low-slippage swaps utilizing off-chain oracles between a globally diverse set of fiat-backed stablecoins, including those pegged to the US Dollar, Euro, Brazilian Real, Swiss Franc, South African Rand, Mexican Peso, and Turkish Lira. Liquidity providers (LPs) receive 70% of the platform's swap fee, plus additional $STABUL incentives distributed through a new partnership with Merkl.
The $STABUL governance token is also now live on Base and fully integrated with Chainlink's Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP), enabling secure bridging across Ethereum, Polygon, and Base via app.transporter.io.
'We couldn't be more excited to bring Stabull to Base,' said Fran Strajnar, Stabull Core Contributor. 'Base is not only fast and affordable — it's rapidly becoming the go-to chain for real-world assets and stablecoin innovation. Their team deeply understands the importance of tokenized finance, and the ecosystem they're building is exactly what the future of DeFi needs. This is a major milestone for Stabull, and just the beginning of what we plan to do on Base.'
Additional Ecosystem Updates
The Ethereum-based $STABUL staking farm, hosted via Magic Square, has over 50% of the circulating supply staked. The farm is live through to the end of 2025.
DEX UI and transaction flow have been enhanced for improved gas estimation and smoother user experience.
New stablecoin pools featuring Oracle Free Dollar (OFD) and Frankencoin (ZCHF) are now live on Polygon.
Yield vaults are available on Ethereum and Polygon for all pools, offering up to 70% of swap fees plus additional $STABUL rewards paid per block — with no lockups.
Stabull's multi-chain DEX now supports a total of 16 stablecoins across 11 national currencies, including Euro (EURC, EURS), Brazilian Real (BRZ), Colombian Peso (COPM), Japanese Yen (GYEN), Mexican Peso (MXNE), New Zealand Dollar (NZDS), Philippine Peso (PHPC), Singapore Dollar (XSGD), South African Rand (ZARP), Swiss Franc (ZCHF), Turkish Lira (TRYB) and US Dollar (USDC, OFD, DAI, USDT).
In parallel, Stabull is expanding into tokenized real-world assets (RWAs), starting with Gold (PAXG) and onboarding new commodity and stablecoin issuers. As the platform's liquidity and transaction volume grow, Stabull continues its mission to provide 24/7/365 access to stablecoin and RWA liquidity through efficient, decentralized FX markets.
For more information, users can visit stabull.finance, join the community on Discord, or follow @StabullFinance on X, Telegram, YouTube, and LinkedIn.
About Stabull Finance
Stabull Finance is a proactive Automated Market Maker (AMM) on the Ethereum, Polygon and Base blockchains, supporting a growing portfolio of real-world assets (RWAs) and fiat-backed stablecoins. It aims to provide essential infrastructure for the FX and Web3 ecosystem, facilitating the trading of non-USD stablecoins and other RWAs with low execution costs, instant settlement, and capital-efficient liquidity provision.
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