StableStock Q2 2026 Recap: $268M+ in Volume, Leveraged Spot, and a Faster Path from Stablecoins to Global Assets
StableStock Team |Jul 09 2026, 07:56:46

Q2 2026 was the quarter StableStock's thesis stopped being a pitch and started being a product line. More than 22,300 users across emerging markets, over $268M in cumulative trading volume, and a steady stream of releases that shortened the distance between holding stablecoins and owning the world's assets. Here's everything that shipped, how we grew, and where we're headed.

Q2 at a Glance

  • 22,300+ users across emerging markets, up from roughly 5,000 at the close of Q1

  • Over 268M USD in cumulative trading volume, crossing the 100M USD cumulative spot milestone on May 22

  • Fourr consecutive months of organic growth — still compounding

  • Four major releases: Combo Payments, Serenity Universe, a rebuilt assets page, and leveraged spot

How We Grew

At the close of Q1, StableStock counted about 5,000 users and 35M USD in volume. Three months later we passed 20,000 cumulative users, added over 100M USD in volume within the quarter, and brought cumulative trading volume past 268M USD by June 30 — four consecutive months of expansion, still organic, still compounding.

What matters most is where that growth came from: users in markets where local currencies depreciate, capital controls bite, and USD-denominated assets are hard to reach. That's exactly who we built StableStock for.

What We Shipped

Combo Payments: USDT and USDC, One Flow

Ever had USDT but not enough USDC to close a trade? In April we merged both into a single payment flow. Rank your stablecoins by priority — when the first runs short, the next one steps in: same trade, same transaction, no manual top-up. It works across 900+ U.S. and Hong Kong equities.

Serenity Universe: Tradable Names, One Page

We launched Serenity Universe, putting a curated universe of frequently-mentioned names on a single page — so going from "heard about it" to "traded it" takes one click instead of a search.

A Rebuilt Assets Page

Your watchlist and holdings now live in one sidebar, and today's P&L plus position-level P&L sit right on the assets page. What you hold, and how it's performing, at a glance.

Leveraged Spot: Up to ~10x on 700+ Names

We closed the quarter with our biggest release yet. Leveraged spot is now live across 700+ global names — stocks and inverse ETFs alike, including 2x Samsung, 2x SK Hynix, INTC, and Zhipu. Positions run in isolated mode, each one ring-fenced from your spot account, with zero interest on intraday positions: open and close within the day, and no funding cost eats into the move.

Leverage amplifies losses as well as gains. If you are new to it, learn how leverage works and what isolated margin means before opening a position.

Beyond the Product

Q2 opened on stage at the BNB Chain HK Super Meetup, where our CEO laid out the bigger picture: turning stablecoins into a direct route to the world's real equity markets, backed by the institutional partners accelerating that mission.

Then we stepped away from the screens. After the Bell — our first offline gathering, in Hong Kong — put the community in one room: the people usually known only by a wallet address, over a table, off the tape.

On StableStock, stablecoins move the money — but what you hold are real U.S. and Hong Kong shares, held in custody on your behalf. Every release this quarter served that one idea: opening the world's top assets to more people, settled in stablecoins.

What's Next

Q2 took StableStock from 5,000 to 22,300+ users and past 268M USD in cumulative volume, while shipping the pieces — flexible funding, a clearer portfolio view, and leveraged spot — that make stablecoin access to global markets feel like one product, not a workaround. That's no longer a pitch; it's live. Q3 will be our most important quarter yet.

For informational purposes only. Not an offer, solicitation, or investment advice. Services are not available to U.S. persons or residents of restricted jurisdictions (including Hong Kong). Investing involves risk; leveraged trading involves significant risk of loss. Past performance does not indicate future results.

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