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Stable JackReflections on 2025 and the Future of StableJack
2025 has been an eventful year for StableJack. We successfully launched v2, completed our TGE, added new markets, and rolled out the pre-beta version of our AI-powered trading terminal. In this article, I want to share our thoughts on the current state of StableJack and our vision for the future.Our RootsFor those who may not know us, we launched StableJack v1 on Avalanche around June 2024. At the time, we were three first-time co-founders who had been self-funding the project for nearly six ...
Stable JackPlatypus Takeover Announcement
The DeFi is meant to break the chains of TradFi. This requires innovative and daring products to be launched, and tested. We have seen many groundbreaking protocols such as Ethereum, Avalanche, Maker DAO, Uniswap, and Curve that share the same mindset and goals. Platypus was among these groundbreaking protocols that had the potential to break the chains of TradFi. It reached over 1b$ in TVL at its peak. However, some setbacks have prevented Platypus from becoming mainstream. At Stable Jack, w...
Stable JackExploring Stable Jack’s Working Mechanism
We are developing a new yield-bearing stablecoin which has not been explored by many yet. As a result, explaining the mechanism behind our model is crucial. Stable Jack partitions AVAX volatility into two products to have a new yield-bearing stablecoin, called aUSD, while also creating a volatile AVAX token, called xAVAX. To make things simpler, we should consider the entire system as one big CDP in which:the total AVAX reserve represents the total CDP collateralthe total aUSD supply represen...
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Stable JackReflections on 2025 and the Future of StableJack
2025 has been an eventful year for StableJack. We successfully launched v2, completed our TGE, added new markets, and rolled out the pre-beta version of our AI-powered trading terminal. In this article, I want to share our thoughts on the current state of StableJack and our vision for the future.Our RootsFor those who may not know us, we launched StableJack v1 on Avalanche around June 2024. At the time, we were three first-time co-founders who had been self-funding the project for nearly six ...
Stable JackPlatypus Takeover Announcement
The DeFi is meant to break the chains of TradFi. This requires innovative and daring products to be launched, and tested. We have seen many groundbreaking protocols such as Ethereum, Avalanche, Maker DAO, Uniswap, and Curve that share the same mindset and goals. Platypus was among these groundbreaking protocols that had the potential to break the chains of TradFi. It reached over 1b$ in TVL at its peak. However, some setbacks have prevented Platypus from becoming mainstream. At Stable Jack, w...
Stable JackExploring Stable Jack’s Working Mechanism
We are developing a new yield-bearing stablecoin which has not been explored by many yet. As a result, explaining the mechanism behind our model is crucial. Stable Jack partitions AVAX volatility into two products to have a new yield-bearing stablecoin, called aUSD, while also creating a volatile AVAX token, called xAVAX. To make things simpler, we should consider the entire system as one big CDP in which:the total AVAX reserve represents the total CDP collateralthe total aUSD supply represen...
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Everyone is familiar with using USDC or USDT for daily purposes or trading activities in DeFi. To be honest, they are pretty cool products that showed resilience during their existence. As a result, many may consider whether they should use any other stablecoin than USDC and USDT.
In this article, we will outline the reasons to use aUSD so that you can have a clear understanding of the value proposition of aUSD.
aUSD is a decentralized yield-bearing stablecoin that is fully collateralized and backed by AVAX LSTs. It has no exposure to the risks of centralized actors and TradFi while depending on the AVAX economy.
There are several reasons to prefer aUSD instead of USDC or USDT.
Yield-bearing: aUSD can generate a native LST yield for the depositors in the Rebalance Pool, which will range around 12-15%. However, your idle assets on USDC or USDT won’t earn you yield.
Peg stability: aUSD is always collateralized at a 1:1 ratio backed by AVAX LSTs. Moreover, as there is no collateralized debt position (CDP), there won’t be selling pressure for aUSD, which allows to maintain a stable peg compared to other models. In the worst scenario, even if the protocol fails, aUSD will be pegged to AVAX so that users won’t lose their principal.
No borrowing cost: Compared to CDP models, users do not borrow stablecoin, so there is no borrowing cost.
No liquidation risk of the collateral: As the users do not open a collateralized debt position, there is no liquidation risk for the collateral.
No exposure to counter-party risks: aUSD is a decentralized stablecoin that has no exposure to TradFi and is an Avalanche native stablecoin that is anchored by the AVAX economy.
No over-collateralization: Compared to the existing decentralized stablecoin models, there is no over-collateralization requirement for aUSD minting, which increases the capital efficiency for the end user.
In the future, as we integrate with major DeFi protocols on Avalanche, you will be able to utilize aUSD on those platforms as a supply/borrow asset or as collateral which will open further use cases and opportunities!
Before finishing the article, just need to highlight that utilizing aUSD in the DeFi protocols will earn you points :)
To learn more about Stable Jack and ask your questions, follow our socials!
Everyone is familiar with using USDC or USDT for daily purposes or trading activities in DeFi. To be honest, they are pretty cool products that showed resilience during their existence. As a result, many may consider whether they should use any other stablecoin than USDC and USDT.
In this article, we will outline the reasons to use aUSD so that you can have a clear understanding of the value proposition of aUSD.
aUSD is a decentralized yield-bearing stablecoin that is fully collateralized and backed by AVAX LSTs. It has no exposure to the risks of centralized actors and TradFi while depending on the AVAX economy.
There are several reasons to prefer aUSD instead of USDC or USDT.
Yield-bearing: aUSD can generate a native LST yield for the depositors in the Rebalance Pool, which will range around 12-15%. However, your idle assets on USDC or USDT won’t earn you yield.
Peg stability: aUSD is always collateralized at a 1:1 ratio backed by AVAX LSTs. Moreover, as there is no collateralized debt position (CDP), there won’t be selling pressure for aUSD, which allows to maintain a stable peg compared to other models. In the worst scenario, even if the protocol fails, aUSD will be pegged to AVAX so that users won’t lose their principal.
No borrowing cost: Compared to CDP models, users do not borrow stablecoin, so there is no borrowing cost.
No liquidation risk of the collateral: As the users do not open a collateralized debt position, there is no liquidation risk for the collateral.
No exposure to counter-party risks: aUSD is a decentralized stablecoin that has no exposure to TradFi and is an Avalanche native stablecoin that is anchored by the AVAX economy.
No over-collateralization: Compared to the existing decentralized stablecoin models, there is no over-collateralization requirement for aUSD minting, which increases the capital efficiency for the end user.
In the future, as we integrate with major DeFi protocols on Avalanche, you will be able to utilize aUSD on those platforms as a supply/borrow asset or as collateral which will open further use cases and opportunities!
Before finishing the article, just need to highlight that utilizing aUSD in the DeFi protocols will earn you points :)
To learn more about Stable Jack and ask your questions, follow our socials!
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