Founder-built. Methodology-first.

In May 2022, the Terra ecosystem collapsed. UST broke its peg and lost essentially all of its value in a matter of days, taking LUNA from a $40 billion market cap to near zero alongside it. Forty billion dollars in stablecoin and protocol value disappeared inside a single week.

I lost real money in that crash. So did a lot of people who weren't paid to watch the on-chain signals every minute. The pattern was visible in retrospect — the mechanism design risks, the reserve composition, the regulatory posture, the issuer transparency, the depeg precursors. But the institutional-grade tools to evaluate any of that in real time were either non-existent, locked behind a $20,000-per-year Bloomberg Terminal, or scattered across a dozen retail dashboards that buried the signal in noise.

That gap is what StableLens addresses. Not by being another stablecoin dashboard, but by being the methodology-backed risk terminal that an institutional treasury desk, family office, or risk committee can actually use to defend an allocation decision — in committee, in writing, with an audit trail.

The product is built around four institutional jobs: can I hold it (issuer transparency, reserve composition, regulatory framework alignment, redemption rights, peg history); can I earn yield on it (risk-adjusted APY, exit liquidity, protocol risk, sustainability indicators); can I defend the decision (methodology version, last-reviewed timestamp, data-source disclosure, exportable evidence); and can I react fast (peg-deviation alerts, score-change webhooks, attestation-update notifications, regulatory developments).

The methodology is open-source under Apache 2.0. We publish it so institutional buyers can read the math, dispute it, and defend their decisions against scrutiny — in audits, IC meetings, and regulator inquiries.