AI-driven stablecoin intelligence by @LongTreeLabs. Decode reserves, attestations, custody, and risk signals from official issuer disclosures.

Stabletree is live. Decode stablecoin reserves from official issuer disclosures: stabletree.ai/ Stabletree tracks: - reserve asset composition - source links and evidence - attestation status - custody and legal protections - look-through risk
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Proud to support Agentic Money 2026, see you in Singapore on October 6 🤜
🔥 AGENTIC MONEY 2026: First Speaker Lineup Revealed. More to Come. 🏆@osldotcom joins the summit as our Title Sponsor. 🤝 We are also proud to have the support of @PhotonPay,@DogPay_,@UTechStables,@awscloud,@EddidFinancial,@FluxA_Official, and @stabletree_ai. On October 6,@moneyinmotion26 and @LongTreeLabs will co-host the inaugural Agentic Money Summit in Singapore. It will be one of the largest and most wide-ranging summits during TOKEN2049 Singapore Week dedicated to Global Payments, RWA, and Onchain Finance in the Agentic era. AGENTIC MONEY 2026 When Intelligence Moves Value — Global Payments & Onchain Finance ⏰ October 6 | 1:30–6:00 PM 🏢 Guoco Midtown Network Hub, Singapore 👉 Register: luma.com/97p1rzs3 /// The summit will explore four defining themes: Panel 1 · Agentic Payments Once agents gain the ability to pay, intelligence begins to turn into economic action. Panel 2 · Global Trade Corridors For stablecoins to enter global trade, they must work across collections, acquiring, FX, and local settlement. Panel 3 · RWA at Scale: From Asset Issuance to Distribution & Liquidity RWA scales through what comes after issuance: distribution and liquidity. Panel 4 · When Wall Street Goes Onchain: Tokenized Equities, Clearing & AI Composability When equities and clearing move onchain, they become programmable financial building blocks that AI can access and compose. /// All four panels lead to one question: What happens to the financial system when agents can pay, access markets, and interact with assets programmatically? The people building agents, moving money, supplying assets and liquidity, and managing compliance and financial risk will meet in the same room. This is where new products, market connections, and long-term partnerships begin. 👏AGENTIC MONEY 2026—see you in Singapore. 👉 Partnership and sponsorship opportunities are now open. Contact @MixWeb3 | TG: t.me/Mix_Web3
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🔥 Official Sponsor Update | AGENTIC MONEY 2026 We’re excited to welcome @stabletree_ai as an official sponsor of AGENTIC MONEY 2026. As AI agents begin to hold balances, route payments, manage treasury, and select settlement assets, moving money is only half the challenge. They also need reliable intelligence to understand what they are holding. StableTree is a source-linked stablecoin reserve intelligence platform. Through stabletree.ai, it helps users decode reserve composition, peg stress, custody protections, disclosure quality, and risk signals from official issuer disclosures. By turning reserve reports, attestations, issuer disclosures, and market data into structured and comparable intelligence, StableTree helps researchers, listing teams, risk teams, developers, and AI agents evaluate stablecoins with clearer evidence. Through its Reserve Evidence API and agent-ready tools, StableTree is building a data layer that allows intelligent systems to access stablecoin reserve information with source-linked context. This October in Singapore, StableTree will join leaders across AI, payments, stablecoins, and onchain finance to explore a critical question: How should intelligent agents evaluate the stablecoins they hold, route, and settle with before they move value? 📍 Oct 6 | Guoco Midtown Network Hub, Singapore 🔗 Register: luma.com/97p1rzs3 Welcome aboard, StableTree. See you in Singapore. ⚡
🔥AGENTIC MONEY 2026 is coming! When Intelligence Moves Value — Global Payments & Onchain Finance ⏰ Tuesday, October 6, 2026|1:30–6:00 PM 🏢 Guoco Midtown Network Hub 👉 Register: luma.com/97p1rzs3 The inaugural Agentic Money Summit, hosted by @moneyinmotion26 and @LongTreeLabs, will take place during TOKEN2049 Singapore Week. Together, we will explore one defining question: What happens when agents begin to move money, access liquidity, and transact across global markets? /// A new financial landscape is taking shape in 2026—one in which agents participate in payments, trading, and treasury operations. At the center of this shift, four layers are beginning to converge: Agents make decisions. Payment networks move money. Onchain finance provides assets and liquidity. LLM tokens measure model usage. The next step is to connect them within the same business workflow. Agentic Money 2026 will explore this through four panels: Panel 1|Agentic Payments How can agents gain verifiable, controllable capabilities for payments and treasury operations? Panel 2|Global Trade Corridors How can stablecoins and local payment networks reshape collections, acquiring, settlement, and clearing in emerging markets? Panel 3|The Onchain Asset Layer As U.S. equities and other RWAs move onchain, how will liquidity and the next generation of programmable collateral take shape? Panel 4|Is LLM Token the New Money? Can LLM tokens evolve from a unit of model usage into a pricing and value-routing layer for the agent economy? As these conversations unfold, we want to take the questions one step further: 💡 When an agent manages assets, initiates payments, and executes transactions on behalf of an individual or a business, how should the financial system identify it—and where should the boundaries of permission and responsibility be drawn? 💡 When card networks, account-to-account payments, and stablecoin networks are all available, how will an agent choose its payment and settlement route? 💡 Can stablecoin liquidity accumulated through cross-border payments become a source of capital for trading, financing, and collateralization across U.S. equities and RWAs? 💡 As U.S. equities and other RWAs move onchain, which trading, financing, and collateral operations can agents automate—and where should their permission boundaries be drawn? 💡 When agents purchase models, data, and compute, LLM tokens measure usage while stablecoins settle payments. Will these two layers remain separate, or will model usage credits emerge that can be traded and settled directly? /// Agentic Money 2026 will bring together the people building agents, moving money, supplying assets and liquidity, and managing financial risk. A new payment rail may begin here. So may an asset that agents can access programmatically, a partnership that opens a new market, or a problem worth years of work. The next financial system will grow out of real products, market connections, and long-term partnerships. We hope some of them begin in this room. 👏AGENTIC MONEY 2026—see you in Singapore. 👉 Partnership and sponsorship opportunities are now open. Contact @MixWeb3 : t.me/Mix_Web3
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🔥AGENTIC MONEY 2026 is coming! When Intelligence Moves Value — Global Payments & Onchain Finance ⏰ Tuesday, October 6, 2026|1:30–6:00 PM 🏢 Guoco Midtown Network Hub 👉 Register: luma.com/97p1rzs3 The inaugural Agentic Money Summit, hosted by @moneyinmotion26 and @LongTreeLabs, will take place during TOKEN2049 Singapore Week. Together, we will explore one defining question: What happens when agents begin to move money, access liquidity, and transact across global markets? /// A new financial landscape is taking shape in 2026—one in which agents participate in payments, trading, and treasury operations. At the center of this shift, four layers are beginning to converge: Agents make decisions. Payment networks move money. Onchain finance provides assets and liquidity. LLM tokens measure model usage. The next step is to connect them within the same business workflow. Agentic Money 2026 will explore this through four panels: Panel 1|Agentic Payments How can agents gain verifiable, controllable capabilities for payments and treasury operations? Panel 2|Global Trade Corridors How can stablecoins and local payment networks reshape collections, acquiring, settlement, and clearing in emerging markets? Panel 3|The Onchain Asset Layer As U.S. equities and other RWAs move onchain, how will liquidity and the next generation of programmable collateral take shape? Panel 4|Is LLM Token the New Money? Can LLM tokens evolve from a unit of model usage into a pricing and value-routing layer for the agent economy? As these conversations unfold, we want to take the questions one step further: 💡 When an agent manages assets, initiates payments, and executes transactions on behalf of an individual or a business, how should the financial system identify it—and where should the boundaries of permission and responsibility be drawn? 💡 When card networks, account-to-account payments, and stablecoin networks are all available, how will an agent choose its payment and settlement route? 💡 Can stablecoin liquidity accumulated through cross-border payments become a source of capital for trading, financing, and collateralization across U.S. equities and RWAs? 💡 As U.S. equities and other RWAs move onchain, which trading, financing, and collateral operations can agents automate—and where should their permission boundaries be drawn? 💡 When agents purchase models, data, and compute, LLM tokens measure usage while stablecoins settle payments. Will these two layers remain separate, or will model usage credits emerge that can be traded and settled directly? /// Agentic Money 2026 will bring together the people building agents, moving money, supplying assets and liquidity, and managing financial risk. A new payment rail may begin here. So may an asset that agents can access programmatically, a partnership that opens a new market, or a problem worth years of work. The next financial system will grow out of real products, market connections, and long-term partnerships. We hope some of them begin in this room. 👏AGENTIC MONEY 2026—see you in Singapore. 👉 Partnership and sponsorship opportunities are now open. Contact @MixWeb3 : t.me/Mix_Web3
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$RLUSD Risk Profile Update | Stabletree Automated Risk Bulletin 🚥 $RLUSD, issued by Ripple Standard Custody Trust Company and associated with @Ripple, shows strong reserve coverage, clear regulatory footing, and unusually explicit on-chain control disclosures. Key readings: - Current backing ratio: 107.32% - May attestation backing ratio: 104.89% - Reserve / Redemption / Liquidity / Bridge / Admin controls: 4/5 - Regulatory: 5/5 - Smart-contract audit: 3/5 Full profile: stabletree.ai/product/stable… $RLUSD #Stablecoins #Stabletree
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Bridge, contract, and control surface Bridge layer: 4/5 Ripple docs describe native $RLUSD issuance on XRP Ledger and Ethereum. Ripple also announced expansion to additional chains through Wormhole's NTT standard, including a burn-and-mint model. This gives the bridge layer more disclosed structure than an unidentified wrapper. Smart-contract audit: 3/5 Ripple publishes RLUSD implementation documentation and a public implementation repository. However, Stabletree should still track independent audit provider, report URL, report date, scope, and unresolved findings as dedicated fields before treating audit assurance as complete. Administrative controls: 4/5 The Ethereum design discloses minting, burning, individual freeze, global freeze, clawback, upgrade roles, internal role administration, and multi-signing. XRPL settings also disclose GlobalFreeze and AllowTrustLineClawback. The score is not 5/5 because the existence of disclosed controls still leaves role-holder, threshold, process, and monitoring details to verify.
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Depeg Safety Radar Reserve: 4/5 Redemption: 4/5 Liquidity: 4/5 Bridge: 4/5 Smart-contract audit: 3/5 Administrative controls: 4/5 Regulatory: 5/5 Regulatory setup is the clearest dimension. Ripple identifies the issuer as Ripple Standard Custody Trust Company, LLC, a New York limited purpose trust company regulated by the New York Department of Financial Services. The radar is a disclosure-adjusted safety assessment. Higher scores indicate stronger disclosed footing and lower material uncertainty. For $RLUSD, the main follow-up fields are audit report metadata, redemption operations, venue-level liquidity, and control-role verification. Unavailable means sufficient source-linked evidence is not present in the current Stabletree dataset. It does not mean failure has occurred. Full profile: stabletree.ai/product/stable…
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USD1 Risk Profile Update | Stabletree Automated Risk Bulletin 🚥 solana:USD1ttGY1N17NEEHLmELoaybftRBUSErhqYiQzvEmuB Risk Profile Update solana:USD1ttGY1N17NEEHLmELoaybftRBUSErhqYiQzvEmuB, associated with @worldlibertyfi and issued by BitGo Bank & Trust, National Association (@BitGo), shows strong reserve coverage and redemption access. Its current StableTree profile still has material disclosure gaps around bridge infrastructure, smart-contract audits, and administrative controls. Key readings: - Backing ratio: 100.20% - Cash & equivalents ratio: 100.0% - Reserve / Redemption / Liquidity / Regulatory: 4/5 - Bridge / Audit / Admin controls: 2/5 Full profile: stabletree.ai/product/stable… solana:USD1ttGY1N17NEEHLmELoaybftRBUSErhqYiQzvEmuB #Stablecoins #Stabletree
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Main disclosure gaps Bridge layer: 2/5 USD1 has bridged or wrapped availability, but the current profile does not yet provide enough bridge-layer evidence: protocol, documentation, canonical chain, contract addresses, and asset movement model. Smart-contract audit: 2/5 Token-contract audit status, provider, report URL, and unresolved findings are unavailable. The reserve attestation is not a contract security audit. Administrative controls: 2/5 Freeze, pause, blacklist, proxy, upgrade, owner, multisig, and mint/burn administration fields are unavailable. These scores reflect missing source-linked evidence, not confirmed failure.
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Depeg Safety Radar Reserve: 4/5 Redemption: 4/5 Liquidity: 4/5 Regulatory: 4/5 Bridge: 2/5 Smart-contract audit: 2/5 Administrative controls: 2/5 StableTree identifies the issuer as BitGo Bank & Trust, National Association (@BitGo), with the United States as jurisdiction and the GENIUS Act as the applicable framework in the current profile. The radar is a disclosure-adjusted safety assessment. Higher scores indicate stronger disclosed footing and lower material uncertainty. Unavailable means sufficient source-linked evidence is not present in the current StableTree dataset. It does not mean failure has occurred. Full profile: stabletree.ai/product/stable…
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USDGO Risk Profile is delivered🌿 New reserve and attestation data is now reflected on StableTree: stabletree.ai/product/stable… Latest snapshot: • Reserve assets: $324.8M • Token liabilities: $323.5M • Backing ratio: 100.41% • Report date: May 31, 2026 • Attestation: Deloitte • Cash & equivalents ratio: 100.0% What matters for risk teams: 1. Reserve structure USDGO shows full cash & equivalents coverage by StableTree’s computed ratio, with reserve assets above token liabilities in the latest snapshot. 2. Redemption path Direct redemption is listed as available, but eligibility is institutional and KYC-based. 3. Chain / liquidity exposure USDGO supply is currently shown as Solana-native. Venue depth remains a key item to verify before relying on secondary-market exits. 4. Smart contract & admin controls Smart contract audit status and admin control facts remain unavailable in the current profile data. 5. Jurisdiction / regulatory setup Issuer: Anchorage Digital Bank N.A. Legal / regulatory context: U.S. national bank / GENIUS Act framework. StableTree’s Depeg Safety Radar maps USDGO across reserve quality, redemption access, liquidity, audit status, admin controls, regulation, and bridge exposure. This is not a price call. It is a source-linked stablecoin risk profile built from issuer disclosures, reserve reports, market data, and profile facts. Full profile: stabletree.ai/product/stable… #Stablecoins #USDGO $USDGO #Solana #Anchorage #Deloitte
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New on Stabletree: Profile facts. Stablecoin pages now include a source-backed map of issuer context, redemption access, attestation and audit signals, smart-contract audit facts, and cross-chain profile data. Start with USDG: stabletree.ai/product/stable… #Stablecoins #RWA #DeFiRisk
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Stabletree is live. Decode stablecoin reserves from official issuer disclosures: stabletree.ai/ Stabletree tracks: - reserve asset composition - source links and evidence - attestation status - custody and legal protections - look-through risk
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Stabletree starts from official issuer disclosures and turns them into source-linked reserve intelligence. Our goal is not to tell users what to buy. It is to make disclosures easier to inspect, compare, and question. Built for research and transparency, not financial advice.
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🌲 Built for real-world payments, @Stable is a USDT-native Layer 1 blockchain designed for everyday global transactions—powered by USDT as native gas. Watch host kayla chat with Stable CEO @mehler on balancing compliance and DevEx in our latest "Actually You Know" episode. 🎥👇
🌲Stable:USDT 原生 Gas,为真实世界的支付而生|ft. Brian Mehler|Actually You Know 💡@Stable 专为稳定币交易和全球支付量身定制的、USDT-Native 的 Layer 1 区块链。使用 USDT 作为原生 Gas,为真实世界日常使用而设计 本期《Actually You Know》主理人 @kaylawangnow 现场快采 Stable 的 CEO @mehler,探讨支付公链如何在合规与开发者体验之间取得平衡。 ⬇️
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Actually You Know, meticulously crafted by @LongTreeLabs, invites genuine frontline participants to break down the industry structures that are currently unfolding but have yet to be clearly explained. Actually You Know. Because you can. piped.video/watch?v=3XFQfzOx…
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🎉 Congrats to @AEON_Community on raising $8M led by YZi Labs! 💡 User interaction is shifting from web & apps to AI Agents. ✅ The payment layer is only becoming more important.
🌲$1M+/month in AI Agent settlement volume on BNB Chain — how? ft. Eddie | Actually You Know #Web3Festival 🔥 AEON, BNB Chain's largest AI payment facilitator and a digital currency settlement layer, connects 40M+ real-world merchants, enabling both users and AI Agents to settle on-chain funds directly with offline merchants. Catch our host @kaylawangnow’s quick-fire interview with @AEON_Community CEO @EdyGoOH. 📢 User interaction is shifting from websites & apps to AI Agents 💡 The importance of a robust, real-world payment layer will only keep growing 📈
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