Tether支持的Stable主网升级至v1.2.0
Tether支持的L1区块链Stable发文表示，Stable主网将于2月4日升级至v1.2.0版本。此次升级将原生Gas切换为USDT0，并取消原有的wrap/unwrap流程。此外，将改进索引器的质押生命周期可观测性，并提升全网开发者的兼容性。

Stable Mainnet is upgrading to v1.2.0 on Feb 4.
This upgrade transitions native gas to USDT0, removing wrap/unwrap flows. It also introduces improved staking lifecycle observability for indexers and enhances developer compatibility across the network.

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Tether-supported Stable mainnet upgraded to v1.2.0.
Stable, the L1 blockchain backed by Tether, announced that mainnet will be upgraded to version v1.2.0 on February 4th. This upgrade will switch the native gas to USDT0 and remove the existing wrap/unwrap process. Furthermore, it will improve the observability of the indexer's staking lifecycle and enhance compatibility with developers across the network.

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