Stablecoin Project Noble: Points Program Extended by One Month, USDN Issuance Surpasses 100 Million
Odaily Planet Daily – The stablecoin project Noble announced on X that the NOBLE points program will be extended by one month. In March, the program was launched alongside the yield-bearing stablecoin USDN. Over the past few months, USDN’s issuance has exceeded 107 million; 25,000 unique wallet addresses have participated; and more than $700,000 in rewards have been distributed. The expanded points program includes:
- Top-tier points holders will receive a 2x multiplier (to be activated in the fifth month of the program)
- Upon surpassing 100 million in issuance, each participant will receive an additional 5% in points;
- If issuance reaches 250 million, points will increase by 10%.
Previously, it was reported that stablecoin company Noble launched the yield-bearing stablecoin USDN and introduced a new “points” campaign. The project previously completed a $15 million Series A funding round led by Paradigm, bringing total funding to $18.3 million.
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