Is there a StableStock airdrop?
None is announced. StableStock has no token, no token launch date and no airdrop on any official page we read. What it launched on 2 November 2026 is a points program: "StableStock Points: Genesis launches today, November 2".
StableStock is careful about what points mean. Its announcement says: "StableStock Points are a participation metric only." It adds that "Allocations are determined at StableStock's discretion" and that points do not represent "a guaranteed entitlement to any reward." Nothing official says points turn into a token, cash or anything else. Treat them as a record of activity that may or may not count for something later.
Don't mix it up with Stable, a different project with a STABLE token. The two have nothing to do with each other.
What StableStock is
StableStock is a brokerage app you fund with stablecoins. In its docs: "Users can fund their accounts with USDT or USDC and trade real U.S., Hong Kong, and Korean stocks and ETFs". It says the shares are real: "Positions on StableStock correspond to real underlying shares, rather than synthetic or contract-based exposure." They are held through brokerage and custody partners, and the docs name one: "StableStock collaborates with HabitTrade to develop compliant pathways".
This is a custodial account, not a wallet app. Your USDT, USDC and shares sit with StableStock and its partners. Some shares can also be turned into on-chain tokens called sTokens, for example sAAPL, but the docs say "StableStock does not currently actively provide secondary-market liquidity for sTokens."
The product is live. Odaily reported on 20 August 2025 that "StableStock officially entered its public beta phase and is now fully available to users." Since then StableStock added leveraged spot trading in July 2026, Korean stocks in September and a mobile app on 17 September 2026. Its points announcement says it "serves tens of thousands of users across emerging markets" and that "Today, StableStock supports 3,000+ stocks and ETFs".
How StableStock points work
The rule is short: "Earn points by trading or holding eligible stocks and ETFs on StableStock. Eligible trading includes spot and leveraged spot trades." Not every stock counts. The docs say: "Look for the Points badge to identify eligible instruments." Cash does not count either. Asked whether holding a balance earns points, the docs answer: "No. Holding points apply only to eligible stocks and ETFs, not cash balances."
Points are added once a day: "Points for the previous day are distributed and reflected on your Points dashboard by 02:00 UTC each day."
Earlier users get credit too. Activity from the app's launch up to 2 November 2026 is counted through Retroactive Points, and "Qualifying early users will also receive an OG Boost". In the app, the button that unlocks these rewards reads "Unlock & Share on X". We could not check whether posting on X is required to unlock them.
What StableStock doesn't say matters as much. "Detailed scoring criteria are not publicly disclosed." There is no figure for points per dollar traded or per day held, no season end date, no snapshot and no claim date. StableStock promises that "More campaigns and points boosts will follow", without dates.
Farming with fake volume is ruled out. Wash trading and self-trading can cost you: "Related points may be reduced, withheld, or revoked. Forced-liquidation transactions do not earn points."
There is also a separate referral program that pays cash, not points. It opens only after you have traded a fair amount yourself: "Once your cumulative trading volume reaches $3,000, you can start inviting others." You then get 20% to 30% of the service fees your friends pay.
StableStock airdrop step-by-step guide
No StableStock airdrop is announced. These steps are for Points: Genesis, which needs real money in stocks.
- Check that you can use it. The app says "Our services are not available to the United States, Hong Kong and other restricted jurisdictions". The terms ban getting around this "via VPN or proxy".
- Open the official app at app.stablestock.finance, or the mobile app linked from stablestock.finance, and create an account.
Warning Type the address yourself. StableStock never needs your seed phrase, and a site or a Telegram message asking for one is a scam.
- Deposit USDT or USDC. The app text says "A minimum deposit of just 1 USDT." Only put in money you could afford to lose in the stock market.
- Buy or hold stocks and ETFs that carry the Points badge. Spot trades count, and so do leveraged spot trades, which need KYC first.
- Open the Points dashboard the next day after 02:00 UTC to see your points. If you used StableStock before 2 November 2026, look for your Retroactive Points and the OG Boost there.
- Optional: once you have $3,000 of your own trading volume, create a referral link under Referrals.
Open StableStockOpens app.stablestock.finance
StableStock costs and fees
This is not a free program. Points come only from money you put into stocks, and those stocks can fall. StableStock's own disclaimer: "Points do not protect against trading losses."
Every trade costs something. StableStock's own charge is "Service Fee | 0.1% of transaction amount." On top of that come broker fees. For US stocks that is "$0.005 per share (minimum $1 per order); Fractional shares billed as 1 share." So a small order of a few dollars still pays at least $1. Money from a sale is not free at once: the app says it is "typically requiring T+2 trading days".
Warning Leverage counts for points but costs more and can wipe out your stake. A 10x position means "you put up 10 USDT and the platform lends the other 90 USDT." Financing runs at about 15% a year in StableStock's example, and if you are liquidated "A 1% liquidation fee applies". Liquidated trades earn no points.
StableStock risks and eligibility
- Excluded: the United States and Hong Kong, plus unnamed "other restricted jurisdictions". The terms also exclude "(a) Citizens or permanent residents of the United States of America;". There is no full country list for the main platform. The Hong Kong IPO feature has its own longer list, which includes the UK, Russia, Ukraine, Türkiye, Nigeria and Pakistan.
- VPN: breaking the location rules leads to "immediate account termination without a refund."
- KYC: "Users must complete identity verification confirming non-U.S. residency." The privacy policy says checks may include your passport, bank statements and proof of income. Leverage needs KYC; StableStock doesn't say clearly whether plain stock trading does.
- Age: no minimum age is stated in the docs we read.
- No promise: points have no published value, no published formula and no end date, and StableStock can cut them.
- Custody: your money and shares are held by StableStock and its partners. The published terms cap its liability: "IN NO EVENT SHALL OUR MAXIMUM CUMULATIVE LIABILITY TO YOU EXCEED US$50."
- Rule changes: on leverage, StableStock can change the terms "at any time and without prior notice."
- Rough edges: the docs page on trading hours still shows an unfilled Chinese placeholder for US pre-market hours, and we found no separate terms for the points program.
Who is behind StableStock?
The terms name the company as "Stablestocks Lab Limited, a company incorporated under the laws of British Islands", with British Virgin Islands law in charge. The docs add that "StableStock is registered as a Financial Service Provider (FSP) in New Zealand", which we did not check against the register. The founding team, per the docs, comes from "the U.S.-listed fintech company Rong360 and Matrix Partners China". The only person named in public is the CEO, Zixi Zhu, in a press release carried by The Daily Hodl.
Odaily reported on 20 August 2025 that StableStock "secured a multi-million dollar seed round of funding from investors including YZi Labs, Matrix Partners, and Vertex Ventures". The exact amount is not published. On 2 November 2026 StableStock wrote: "We recently closed a new strategic funding round at a $75 million valuation", naming Amber, Nomad Capital, Flow Traders and Gate. TokenPost reported the same round, also without an amount.
StableStock lists audits of its smart contracts by BlockSec and CertiK from August 2025. Those cover the on-chain sToken contracts, not the brokerage accounts where your money sits.
Sources
- Introducing StableStock Points StableStock blog,
- Points StableStock docs
- Referrals StableStock docs
- What is StableStock StableStock docs
- Trust and security StableStock docs
- Spot fees StableStock docs
- Leverage StableStock docs
- Managing your risk StableStock docs
- Interest and repayment StableStock docs
- Terms of use StableStock docs
- Privacy policy StableStock docs
- Audits StableStock docs
- StableStock Mobile App Is Now Live StableStock blog,
- StableStock web app StableStock
- StableStock seed round and public beta Odaily,
- StableStock seed round PANews,
- StableStock strategic round at $75M valuation TokenPost,
- StableStock and Native launch tokenized stock trading on BNB Chain The Daily Hodl,
This guide explains how the program works. It isn't financial advice, and no airdrop is guaranteed. Check StableStock's official channels before you connect a wallet or deposit funds.
