Avtar Sehra

STBL Co-founder & CEO @avtarsehra will be at ETHMilan. If you’re exploring the accelerating shift toward RWA tokenization and the emergence of the new financial era built around stable, yield-bearing digital assets, come say hello!

As regulatory clarity begins to reshape the digital asset landscape, the stablecoin industry is entering a new phase - one defined not just by liquidity, but by sustainable, compliant, and utility-driven financial infrastructure with aligned earning opportunities for ecosystem participants and value contributors. As we continue executing toward that vision, here are some of the key ecosystem milestones achieved over the past few days: ESS Mainnet Internal testing and pre-audit formalities are currently underway ahead of our targeted Q2 deployment timeline. STBL Stabilization Framework Testing for the Redemption Module - the third pillar of STBL’s tri-factor stabilization architecture has now been successfully completed, strengthening protocol resiliency and capital efficiency. The module is now being prepared for its dedicated audit phase. Stellar Integration Development continues to progress smoothly, with all core milestones aligned for a Q2 rollout. Documentation Overhaul A complete revamp of our technical documentation suite is underway and will reflect the latest protocol architecture and infrastructure enhancements. As always, our focus remains on building secure, scalable, and institution-grade financial infrastructure designed for long-term ecosystem sustainability. Thank you for your continued support as we advance toward our upcoming milestones.

It’s almost time.

The Clarity Act just cleared its biggest hurdle. Stablecoin yield sharing now has a legal path in the US. After years of extractive fee models, regulators are finally catching up to where financial services need to go. The next generation of financial infrastructure is built around shared upside. That’s the foundation behind @stbl_official and @wefi_official .

Team STBL is heading to Consensus Miami. Stay tuned for @Reeve_Collins's panel on “How Stablecoins Are Rewriting the Rules of Money” and more insights live from Consensus with @rjvollono If you’ll be there, let’s meet: stbl.com/contact-us Looking forward to connecting with builders, institutions, and leaders shaping what’s next in digital assets.

🧵 $STBL Weekly Update: Shipping Infrastructure While most stablecoin projects talk about what they'll build, STBL is quietly shipping production-grade features This week's update shows real technical progress across 4 major workstreams Thread on what's actually being built👇

The next decade of digital assets will define the future architecture of global finance, reshaping how value is issued, moved and accessed across institutions, markets, and economies. Co-founder & CEO of STBL, @avtarsehra will be at CNBC Converge, discussing the structural shift underway across stablecoins, tokenization, and the foundations of the on-chain financial system. If you’re building or navigating this transition, let's connect: stbl.com/contact-us

If the AI industry delivers exactly one thing this year, let it be a full-length version of this film. Cancel the roadmap. Reallocate the GPUs. This is the mission now. Who’s in?

What it takes to create trusted critical infrastructure. @stbl_official

The future of money conversations are picking up. As I said at Token2049: by 2030, stablecoins will be the default form of money and at @STBL_official, we’re building the next generation of them. cointelegraph.com/news/all-curre…

Ketika volume produk mulai meningkat, data yang dapat diverifikasi tidak lagi sekadar menjadi hal yang sekadar diinginkan. STBL telah mengintegrasikan Proof of Reserves independen dengan RedStone sejak awal.

Building a Global Programmable Money Infrastructure requires a clear, phased strategy. We’re deploying a scalable, transparent, efficient financial layer - powering Stablecoin 2.0 and enabling true Money-as-a-Service. Join today’s X Space to deep dive into what’s next with @avtarsehra @Reeve_Collins & @stucturedfi x.com/i/spaces/1MJgN…

We are happy to announce our partnership with @redstone_defi to implement independent Proof of Reserves (PoR). This integration is purpose-built for verifiable reserve transparency, adding an additional layer of assurance on top of STBL’s internal PoR framework. By combining Redstone’s third-party attestation with STBL’s continuous, protocol-level internal verification, we are strengthening trust to deliver an institutional-grade financial infrastructure.

In 2014, Dr. AvtarSehra @avtarsehra built the first coloured-coins implementation for tokenised securities on Bitcoin. That experiment became @nivaura, then @KAIO_xyz with Brevan Howard's WebN Group, then @stbl_official. Dr. Avtar Sehra, CEO and Co-Founder of STBL, takes the @proofoftalk stage this June. In 2015, he founded @nivaura, one of the first platforms to tokenise securities in a regulated environment. The company raised $20 million and processed $6 billion in total issuances across Europe and Asia. He worked directly with the UK FCA to develop the early regulatory frameworks for tokenised securities. Those frameworks later informed how regulators globally approached the space. He then founded @KAIO_xyz, a fund tokenisation infrastructure platform created as a joint venture with Brevan Howard's WebN Group and Nomura's Laser Digital. Now with @stbl_official, he's building an RWA-backed stablecoin and yield management protocol designed to connect real-world assets with on-chain capital. Before digital assets, he held senior roles in quantitative risk, pricing, and market structure at tier-one investment banks. He also holds a PhD in Particle Physics and research degrees in computational engineering and is a graduate from Imperial College London. June 2–3 at the Louvre Palace, he's on stage. This is a room you want to be in. tickets.proofoftalk.io/passes

Agree, runtime infra is the bottleneck today. My only point is that runtime feels solvable because it’s where everyone is focused. The bigger risk is that we optimize around a deployment model now that later makes coordination far harder at scale. A bit like HTML/HTTP - if we knew then what we know now, we might have designed parts of the stack differently. So yes, runtime is today’s constraint, but coordination may be tomorrow’s harder one.

Interesting framing. If coordination becomes the bottleneck in a trillion-agent economy, it implies the real infrastructure shifts from compute to ordering, settlement, and timing precision. But before coordination becomes the constraint, agents actually need to exist at scale. That’s where deployment and runtime infrastructure start to matter. Right now, most agents don’t run continuously. They’re experimental, stateless, or difficult to operationalize. Without persistent runtime layers, the agent economy never reaches the scale where coordination becomes the dominant problem. This is why infrastructure focused on deployment and uptime feels underappreciated. Coordination layers matter at billions of agents — but getting there requires platforms that make agents easy to launch, run, and maintain. In that sense, coordination may be the future bottleneck, but runtime infrastructure is the current one." You should probably checkout @HatcherLabs $hatcher.

Great podcast on scaling agent economies and what the future could look like. One push on the scaling thesis: in a trillion-agent economy, the key constraint may not be compute, but coordination. Once billions to trillions of agents are interacting, the bottleneck becomes coordination, ordering of actions, settlement finality, and preventing coordination failures across systems where timing precision may need to move from milliseconds toward picoseconds. In other words, time becomes the limiting factor for a global, fair coordination layer that can support a true machine economy. Curious for your view, @pmarca: how do the traditional scaling rules for tech change when global coordination, rather than compute, becomes the main limit? I write a draft paper on this recently, see link below.