TOP Trending, September 17 2025 

STBL – New stablecoin project letting users keep their yield.

STBL is a new project built by Reeve Collins, one of the original founders of Tether (USDT). The idea is simple: you can use your stablecoin and still keep your yield. Instead of parking money in a coin that just sits there, STBL splits it into two parts: a spendable stablecoin (USST) and a yield NFT (YLD) that earns interest. Big funds like Wave Digital are backing it, and already more than $500M commitments are lined up.

It’s hyped right now because STBL’s token just launched and shot up over 300% in a single day 800 Million in Mcap. It was listed on big exchanges like Bybit and LBank, with Binance and Kraken also in talks. The project’s posts already crossed 245K views, and Web3 KOLs are jumping in because they see this as a fresh take on stablecoins with real-world assets (like U.S. Treasuries). For many, it feels like the “Tether 2.0” moment and nobody wants to miss it.

Reeve Collins – Tether co-founder driving the $STBL hype.

Reeve Collins is no stranger to crypto. He co-founded Tether (USDT), the world’s biggest stablecoin, and now he’s back with STBL. His new design lets people spend their stablecoins while still collecting interest from things like U.S. government bonds. With his track record of creating USDT, the community is treating him like a “comeback founder” who knows how to scale a project into billions.

He’s trending today because STBL’s launch exploded with huge volume, listings, and price growth. His video thanking supporters has already pulled in tens of thousands of views. More than 20 top KOLs followed him within a day, showing that trust in his name is pushing the hype even further. For Web3, credibility matters and Reeve’s reputation is fueling the idea that STBL could capture even 1% of USDT’s market, which would be billions in value.

Álvaro – Ex-Wall Street investor bridging TradFi and Web3.

Álvaro Gornés is a finance guy who used to work at Morgan Stanley and Ares Management. Now, he’s joining Inversion, a Web3 private equity firm that buys traditional businesses and upgrades them with blockchain tech. His role is to find companies that could run better (and make more money) by adding blockchain tools behind the scenes. Think of it as making businesses faster and cheaper without the customer even noticing crypto is involved.

In less than 24 hours, he jumped to the #1 most-followed account by Crypto KOLs, according to our tracker. His post announcing the job pulled in 84K views, and big names like @santiagoroel have praised him. People are hyped because it’s another TradFi-to-Web3 success story and it shows big finance brains are now betting on blockchain to transform real-world companies.

Morph – Web3 robotics play: rent a robot, don’t buy one.

Morph is a fresh Web3 robotics project with a bold idea: instead of buying robots, you can rent them on-chain. The system uses “Proof-of-Physical-Work,” meaning robots prove the jobs they did with blockchain records, oracle checks, and decentralized scoring. It’s aiming to create a marketplace where robots and AI agents can complete tasks and settle payments automatically.

The hype started when a KOL posted a list of 44 robotics projects, putting Morph near the top. In just 24 hours, 20+ KOLs followed them, and their follower count shot up 20%. The buzz connects to a bigger trend: companies like Nvidia are investing heavily in robotics, and Web3 is blending with AI more than ever. Even with questions about doxxing and stock images, Morph is catching attention because robotics + Web3 feels like the next big wave after DeFi and NFTs.

Other trending accounts

• Parity: Account focused on crypto predictions and market insights.

• comfy capital: Sharing comfy takes on investing and Web3 projects.

• XY: Creative builder experimenting with crypto and culture.

• MovieTime: Exploring Web3-powered movie and entertainment ideas.

• bedlam research: Research-driven account diving into crypto data and trends.