SUPPORTED NETWORK · STABLEATLAS ON STABLE MAINNET, WAITING
Atlas Staking runs a validator on Stable mainnet, the Layer 1 that uses Tether's dollar token for gas instead of a separate volatile coin. Our machines are producing against the live chain, but the active set hasn't opened a place to us yet, so STABLE delegation to Atlas isn't available today.
We'd rather say that plainly than point you at a stake button that doesn't do anything. What you can do now is read how Stable works and tell us you want it.
STABLE, right now
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OUR STABLE POSITION
Atlas runs a Stable mainnet validator. The software is live against the real chain on hardware we own in Amsterdam, which is the part an operator actually controls.
What we don't control is admission to the active set. Stable's set has a limited number of places and ours hasn't been granted, so there's nothing for you to delegate to yet. We don't have a date and we're not going to invent one. When it changes, this page changes and you'll delegate STABLE straight from your own wallet.
Atlas Staking
Independent operator since 2019, running hardware we own in Amsterdam.
WHAT WE RUN TODAY
No rank, no bonded stake, no commission figure, because Atlas has no place in the active set to report on. Here's what's actually true right now.
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Atlas validator running against Stable mainnet
DOLLAR GAS
Stable charges fees in Tether's dollar token, so costs are quoted in dollars rather than a volatile coin
AMSTERDAM
Hardware we own and operate ourselves, not rented capacity
ACTIVE SET
We're waiting on a place, with no date and no guarantee of selection
YOUR KEYS
When delegation opens it stays noncustodial, with every transaction approved by you
A LAYER 1 BUILT FOR DOLLAR PAYMENTS
Stable is an EVM compatible Layer 1 that settles in Tether's dollar token. Gas is paid in that same dollar token rather than a separate coin you have to acquire first, and the chain is tuned for high volume payments with fast deterministic finality. Read the network's own material for current architecture and protocol rules.
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WHAT STAKING WILL LOOK LIKE
This is how delegating to an Atlas validator works on the networks where we're already live, and how it'd work on Stable once we're in the active set.
Your tokens stay under your control
Atlas never takes custody of your wallet. You approve every delegation, reward, redelegation, and undelegation transaction.
Rewards come from network fees
Stable's design pays stakers from a share of the fees the chain collects rather than from new token issuance, so the reward pool tracks real usage.
Verify before you delegate
Check current public data on any validator, including its status, its fee, and how long unbonding takes, before you approve anything.
Rewards depend on network fee revenue, total bonded stake, validator performance, and validator fees. Rates change and are never guaranteed.
QUESTIONS PEOPLE ACTUALLY ASK
Can I stake STABLE with Atlas today?
No. Atlas runs a validator on Stable mainnet, but we don't have a place in the active set, so there's nothing to delegate to yet. We won't pretend otherwise. Email us and we'll tell you the day it changes.
What is Stable?
Stable is an EVM compatible Layer 1 blockchain built for stablecoin payments. Its defining feature is that gas is paid in Tether's dollar token rather than a separate volatile coin, so a transaction costs a predictable amount of dollars.
What is the STABLE token for?
STABLE is the network's staking and governance token. It secures the chain through delegated proof of stake and gives holders a vote on protocol decisions. It's a different thing from the dollar token used to pay gas.
Where do Stable staking rewards come from?
From a share of the network's fee revenue rather than from new token issuance. That's unusual. On most chains rewards are funded by inflation, so the reward pool on Stable tracks how much the chain is actually used.
What does it mean that Atlas is waiting on the active set?
A validator can run the software correctly and still not be producing blocks, because most proof of stake networks cap how many validators are active at once. Our node is live against Stable mainnet, and we're waiting for a place in that capped set.
When will Atlas be in the Stable active set?
We don't know, and we're not going to guess. Admission isn't ours to decide. Email us and we'll tell you when it changes.
Who would control my STABLE if I delegate later?
You would. Delegation doesn't give Atlas your recovery phrase or ownership of your tokens. Your wallet authorizes every staking transaction, and that doesn't change.
What else can I stake with Atlas?
Check our homepage for the other tokens you can stake with Atlas. If you don't see the token you're looking for, contact us to let us know. We're constantly adding support for new blockchains and we welcome your feedback.
Not in the Stable set yet We'll tell you when we are
Atlas runs its validators on hardware we own in Amsterdam. When a place in the Stable active set opens to us, you'll delegate from your own wallet and keep your keys.