Discover Stabble on Solana and trade with low slippage using dual-balanced pools. Provide liquidity, stake LP tokens, and explore STB incentives. Start now on Solana.
About stabble
Stabble is a liquidity and trading layer on Solana designed to make token swaps capital-efficient for both traders and liquidity providers. It combines a purpose-built automated market maker (AMM) with routing, staking, and fee-sharing mechanics to support stable-asset swaps (e.g., SOL-pegged stables, dollar stables) and more volatile pairs under one roof.
For Solana beginners, this means a single venue where you can swap tokens, provide liquidity, and participate in protocol rewards without managing different pool types or interfaces. For advanced users, Stabble’s pool design and routing aim to reduce slippage and improve depth across a wide range of pairs.
Stabble Features
Stabble blends specialized liquidity pools, intelligent routing, and user incentives. The protocol documentation breaks its design into clear components—general trading, pool mechanics, staking, fees, and innovations—so users can understand how each piece works before interacting
Swap
Direct token-to-token trades with DEX routing and slippage control.
Multi-Wallet Support
Manage multiple wallets effortlessly.
Built-in trading interface
Buy and sell directly from the token’s page within the platform.
What makes Stabble special?
Stabble focuses on frictionless orchestration of liquidity on Solana, explicitly positioning itself as a first-party liquidity and trading layer for the chain. The emphasis is on capital efficiency and uniform pricing so that depth is usable across market regimes rather than concentrated in narrow ranges.
Solana-native execution
The official website introduces Stabble as “Solana’s first frictionless liquidity and trading layer,” underscoring deep integration with Solana’s performance characteristics—fast finality and low fees. Traders get speed; LPs get frequent fee accrual opportunities on a high-throughput chain.One AMM for multiple pair types
Instead of splitting UX between stable-swap AMMs and constant-product AMMs, Stabble is designed to support stable and volatile pairs within one system. That unified approach helps users avoid hopping between venues when markets move or when a pair’s behavior changes.Dual-balanced pools and uniform band pricing
The dual-balanced design (“unified pricing for all bands”) is an innovation Stabble highlights to improve slippage profiles and reduce the risk of “dead spots” in a curve. For LPs, that can translate into more consistent utilization; for traders, more predictable quotes.Stackable participation (LP + LP-token staking + veSTB)
Beyond deposit-and-forget liquidity, Stabble offers LP token staking and a veSTB track for users who want to engage with governance or incentive programs. The docs keep these areas separate so you can opt in to what fits your risk/effort level.Transparent fee documentation
The dedicated Fees appendix captures how fees are set up and where they accrue, which is helpful when you’re modeling potential returns or costs across trading and LPing.
How to get started
Set up your wallet, connect, and test a small swap to get comfortable with the interface and pool behavior.
1
Connect a Solana wallet
2 minutes
Easy
Use a supported wallet and connect it on the app. If you are new to Solana, install a reputable wallet, create a new address securely, and back up your recovery phrase offline. Stabble maintains a Supported Wallets entry to confirm compatibility.
2
Fund with SOL
2 minutes
Easy
Deposit SOL for gas and to route swaps. You will need a small SOL balance for network fees even if you primarily trade other tokens. (General app information clarifies Solana-based operation.)
3
Make a small test swap
2 minutes
Easy
Open the Swaps interface, choose your input and output tokens, and review the quote. Stabble’s swap engine is built to support stable and volatile pairs; start with a small size to see expected vs. realized price.
4
Explore providing liquidity
2 minutes
Easy
If you want to become an LP, read Liquidity Pools to understand pool dynamics, deposit workflow, and how LP tokens represent your share. Consider starting with a modest allocation to learn rebalancing behavior in dual-balanced pools.
5
Stake LP tokens or participate in governance
2 minutes
Easy
Stake your LP tokens in the LP Token Staking section if you want to pursue additional rewards. If you plan to engage deeper, study STB & veSTB and Tokenomics to understand lockups, voting, and emissions.
Pro Tips
Tip 1
Confirm your wallet support. Stabble documents supported wallets and connection flows so you can troubleshoot connection issues quickly.
Tip 2
Start with small swap sizes when testing new pairs to observe realized slippage vs. the quoted price—AMM curves can behave differently for stable vs. volatile assets.
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to the most common questions about this tool
Is Stabble available on Solana?
Yes. Stabble positions itself as “Solana’s first frictionless liquidity and trading layer,” and its documentation and app are built around Solana wallets and fees.
What’s special about Stabble’s AMM?
Stabble uses dual-balanced pools that keep pricing uniform across curve bands, seeking lower slippage and better depth for both stable and volatile pairs.
Can I earn beyond swap fees as an LP?
Yes. After providing liquidity, you receive LP tokens that you can stake in Stabble’s LP Token Staking to pursue additional rewards.
Where do I find the exact fees?
Stabble hosts a dedicated Fees appendix that details how protocol fees are applied. Always verify there before making large trades or deposits.
Is there a token, and how does governance work?
Stabble features STB and a vote-escrowed veSTB model. The STB & veSTB section and Tokenomics page explain supply, incentives, and governance mechanics.
