Stablecoins
Circle’s public smart-contract implementation for stablecoins on EVM-compatible chains.
Circle’s public smart-contract implementation for stablecoins on EVM-compatible chains. The source repository and linked release records are the basis of this profile. Deployment status, audits, token economics, adoption and funding have not been independently assessed.
Contract releases provide an inspectable record of stablecoin software. Reserves, circulation and deployment addresses require their own evidence.
Look for technical documentation, verified usage, a clear permission model, and explicit assumptions. Funding and token activity alone do not establish product value.
Circle stablecoin contracts and Chainlink node software have distinct release records. They offer different implementation evidence and should not be treated as proof of a shared asset integration.
Why it matters
Separating contract and oracle evidence helps researchers avoid inferring reserves, adoption or an integration from unrelated software releases.
The official Circle Stablecoin Contracts repository published the release-2026-08-12T202509 software release on 2026-08-12. Its release record is linked for inspection; deployment and adoption are not assessed.
Why it matters
Stablecoin contract releases provide versioned implementation evidence. They do not establish reserve quality, circulation, regulatory status or deployment on every chain.
The official Circle Stablecoin Contracts repository published the release-2026-06-26T171433 software release on 2026-06-26. Its release record is linked for inspection; deployment and adoption are not assessed.
Why it matters
Stablecoin contract releases provide versioned implementation evidence. They do not establish reserve quality, circulation, regulatory status or deployment on every chain.
Aave’s archived public utilities and SDK repository. Its releases are historical software evidence.
The public implementation repository for the Aave V3 protocol.
The public Nitro implementation maintained by Offchain Labs.
The node software for Chainlink’s oracle network connects on-chain and off-chain computation.