United Stables: what our data shows
United Stables is a dollar-pegged stablecoin that appears in our ratings with a market capitalization of about $1.29B across 3 chains. It ranks 9th of 15 in our stablecoin set with a best score of 8.23, reflecting solid scale and a stable peg in our measurements. Beyond those measured figures, we want to be transparent that publicly verifiable details about this token's issuer and reserve structure are limited from our vantage point, so we will not assert specifics we cannot confirm.
Is the peg holding?
Our latest reading shows a peg deviation of about 0.06% from $1 — close to par and within a normal band for a dollar stablecoin at the time of measurement. Peg stability is one of the clearest signals we can measure directly, and on this metric United Stables performed well in our snapshot.
What we can and cannot verify
Here is our honest position: we measure market capitalization, live peg deviation, and multichain reach. We do not audit reserves, and for United Stables we do not have enough reliable public information to describe its backing model, issuer, or attestation practices with confidence. Rather than guess, we flag this as a due-diligence gap you should close before relying on the token.
Risks to weigh
- Transparency gap: Limited public disclosure on issuer and reserves is a meaningful risk.
- Smaller liquidity: At around $1.29B it is far smaller than the market leaders.
- Peg is measured, backing is not: A stable price today does not confirm reserve quality.
- No public status page was found in our checks.
How to interpret the rating
United Stables' 8.23 composite is driven by measured scale and peg stability, the metrics we can observe directly. It deliberately does not reward reserve quality, because we cannot verify it here. Read the score narrowly: it says the token was large and trading at par when we checked, not that its backing has been independently confirmed.
Who is it for?
United Stables may interest users comfortable doing their own reserve and issuer research. It is not a fit for anyone who requires clear, audited, publicly documented backing before holding a stablecoin.