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USTBL is a tokenized security designed to provide on-chain exposure to the yield of short-term U.S. Treasury Bills. Unlike traditional stablecoins, which aim for a static peg to a fiat currency like the USD, USTBL represents a proportional share of a fund invested in short-term U.S. Treasury Bills. Its value is expected to gradually increase over time as the underlying assets accrue interest, rather than maintaining a fixed $1.00 peg through issuance/redemption or algorithmic means.

USTBL operates as an accumulating token, which means it does not distribute periodic dividends or interest payments directly to token holders. Instead, the interest generated by the underlying short-term U.S. Treasury Bills is continuously reinvested back into the fund. This reinvestment strategy causes the Net Asset Value (NAV) per token, and consequently the token's price, to gradually appreciate over time, reflecting the accrued earnings.

NexBridge chose the Liquid Network primarily due to its strong alignment with Bitcoin’s robust security model and the unique capabilities of Liquid’s Asset Management Platform (AMP). This platform enables built-in compliance features, such as whitelisting, to be implemented directly at the protocol level. This approach offers enhanced security and regulatory control, which is crucial for a tokenized security project. It also aims to cater to Bitcoin-native investors seeking regulated RWA exposure within that ecosystem.

While initial access was primarily through exchange-hosted wallets, plans for self-custodial withdrawals of USTBL are in development. Users should anticipate the availability of this feature sometime in the first half of 2025, or potentially by the fourth quarter of 2025, depending on specific platform rollouts. This will allow token holders to transfer their USTBL to compatible self-custodial wallets, including hardware wallets, for enhanced personal control over their assets.

The USTBL project operates under the regulatory oversight of the National Commission for Digital Assets (CNAD) in El Salvador. It is governed by the "Digital Asset Securities Law" of El Salvador, providing a clear legal framework for its operation. NexBridge Digital Financial Solutions, an El Salvador-based company, serves as the official issuer of the token. This regulatory structure provides significant legal backing and clarity for the tokenized security.

Due to stringent regulatory requirements, particularly those set by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), the USTBL offering is currently not available to U.S. persons. This restriction also extends to residents of other jurisdictions where such offerings are prohibited. Prospective investors should review the project's official documentation and their local regulations to confirm eligibility before attempting to participate.