The Problem

Learn Why Stablecoins Fail Against Inflation.

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Stablecoins were meant to protect against volatility — but when they’re statically pegged to currencies that lose purchasing power, they silently fail their core purpose.

Meet IRMA, The Inflation Resistant Stablecoin.

Built to hold its real-world value, even when inflation rises. Reserve-backed by top USD stablecoins in Solana.

The Solution

Must Learn The IRMA Difference

Where more established stablecoins stop at price stability, IRMA goes further ensuring real value stability, by aligning with USD inflation, on-chain programming, & multi-stablecoin reseves,

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The Problem

Learn Why Stablecoins Fail Against Inflation.

Stablecoins were meant to protect against volatility — but when they’re statically pegged to currencies that lose purchasing power, they silently fail their core purpose.

Learn More

The Solution

Must Learn The IRMA Difference

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Where more established stablecoins stop at price stability, IRMA goes further ensuring real value stability, by aligning with USD inflation, on-chain programming, & multi-stablecoin reseves,

Token Transparency

Stability You Can Verify

Real-Time Reserve

Tracking (coming soon): A live dashboard offering users a constant

Fully Transparent

Every token movement and reserve allocation is viewable on-chain.

Algorithmic Adjustment

Proprietary algorithms continuously monitor global inflation metrics.

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Meet IRMA, The Inflation Resistant Stablecoin.

Built to hold its real-world value, even when inflation rises. Reserve-backed by top USD stablecoins in Solana.

About Us

Rock Stable is a stablecoin issuer and we've been in the business since 2018, years before PayPal released PYUSD. We are highly opinionated about money and stablecoins in particular.

Rock Stable is a stablecoin issuer and we've been in the business since 2018, years before PayPal released PYUSD. We are highly opinionated about money and stablecoins in particular.

Token Transparency

Stability You Can Verify

Real-Time Reserve

Tracking (coming soon): A live dashboard offering users a constant

Fully Transparent

Every token movement and reserve allocation is viewable on-chain.

Algorithmic Adjustment

Proprietary algorithms continuously monitor global inflation metrics.

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Fiat-Linked Vulnerability

Stablecoins tied to fiat (like USD or EUR) lose real-world value

Erosion of Savings

Over time, inflation chips away at your wealth even when your digital balance looks unchanged.

Parity Promise

When USD inflation goes sky-high, some of the largest stablecoins will have to dissociate from USD, breaking the promise of parity.

The Problem

Learn Why Stablecoins Fail Against Inflation.

Stablecoins were meant to protect against volatility — but when they’re statically pegged to currencies that lose purchasing power, they silently fail their core purpose.

Learn More

The Solution

The IRMA Difference

Where more established stablecoins stop at price stability, IRMA goes further ensuring real value stability, by aligning with USD inflation, on-chain programming, & multi-stablecoin reseves,

Learn More

Inflation-Indexed Peg

IRMA derives its value from a basket of top stablecoins in Solana.

Proven Stability Mechanism

Proprietary algorithms continuously monitor global inflation metrics.

Transparent Reserves

Every reserve and collateral source is publicly auditable on-chain.

Token Transparency

Stability You Can Verify

Fully Transparent

Every token movement and reserve allocation is viewable on-chain.

Audited Contracts

Regular third-party audits ensure reliability and security.

Real-Time Reserve

Tracking (coming soon): A live dashboard offering users a constant

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Trade IRMA with Confidence on Meteora DLMM

Trade IRMA with Confidence on Meteora DLMM

IRMA token trading is powered by Meteora DLMM — a next-gen decentralized exchange offering dynamic liquidity and efficient price discovery.

What doe IRMA stand for?

IRMA stands for Inflation Resistant Medium of Account. It is a new type of stablecoin designed to resist inflation. Unlike other USD-backed stablecoins that inflate with USD, IRMA does not inflate with USD.

How does IRMA protect against inflation?

USD-backed stablecoins are USD "substitutes", meaning that these have the main characteristic in which mint or issue price = redemption price = 1 USD. IRMA is different. First of all, IRMA's mint price is independent of its redemption price. Second, IRMA and all its reserve backings are totally on-chain, because of the fact that IRMA is not backed directly by USD, but by six or more top stablecoins in Solana (USDT, USDC, PYUSD, USDS, USDG, and FDUSD). Third, while IRMA's mint price is a function of inflation and the price of the reserve backing (with respect to USD), its redemption price depends only on total reserves divided by IRMA in circulation. When inflation goes up beyond 2%, the mint price also goes up proportionally, while the redemption price initially stays the same. Fourth, the mint price jump accelerates the accumulation of more reserves, faster than the increase in IRMA in circulation, thereby causing the redemption price to increase, eventually catching up with the mint price. Fifth, the redemption price being dependent only on total reserve and total IRMA in circulation means that there is very little possibility for a run.

How can I mint IRMA?

IRMA will be available in https://meteora.ag soon. Sign-up below to be among the first to protect yourself from inflation!

What defines a stablecoin?

A stablecoin is a cryptocurrency that maintains a stable price relative to USD. Issuers aim to keep it on par with USD (1 stablecoin = 1 USD). IRMA functions like other USD stablecoins when inflation is below 2%, but its mint price increases with inflation above 2%.

What does reserve backing mean?

Reserve backing means that when you mint IRMA, the stablecoin you use is stored in a vault and becomes part of IRMA's reserve. For example, if you mint 1,000 IRMAs at 1.0 USDC, you deposit 1,000 USDC with us. This 1,000 USDC is redeemable anytime in exchange for the 1,000 IRMAs. Until you redeem, the 1,000 USDC remains as reserve backing. If USD inflates, the value of your IRMA rises with respect to the USDC you deposited.

What are the risks?

The risks are about the same as the weakest stablecoin reserve backing. In other words, if one of the reserve backing stablecoins lose value, the maximum exposure is limited to the total amount of reserves for that particular backing. Which means that if the stablecoin that crashed in value constitute 10% of the total reserves, then the value of IRMA can drop by at most 10%. This risk is mitigated by choosing the top six stablecoins for backing, to start with. Along the way, if another stablecoin not in the list catches up and gets better than any of the six, the worst of the six will be replaced by this new and better stablecoin. There will be constan pruning of the six reserve stablecoins in terms of market cap and number of users.

What doe IRMA stand for?

IRMA stands for Inflation Resistant Medium of Account. It is a new type of stablecoin designed to resist inflation. Unlike other USD-backed stablecoins that inflate with USD, IRMA does not inflate with USD.

How does IRMA protect against inflation?

USD-backed stablecoins are USD "substitutes", meaning that these have the main characteristic in which mint or issue price = redemption price = 1 USD. IRMA is different. First of all, IRMA's mint price is independent of its redemption price. Second, IRMA and all its reserve backings are totally on-chain, because of the fact that IRMA is not backed directly by USD, but by six or more top stablecoins in Solana (USDT, USDC, PYUSD, USDS, USDG, and FDUSD). Third, while IRMA's mint price is a function of inflation and the price of the reserve backing (with respect to USD), its redemption price depends only on total reserves divided by IRMA in circulation. When inflation goes up beyond 2%, the mint price also goes up proportionally, while the redemption price initially stays the same. Fourth, the mint price jump accelerates the accumulation of more reserves, faster than the increase in IRMA in circulation, thereby causing the redemption price to increase, eventually catching up with the mint price. Fifth, the redemption price being dependent only on total reserve and total IRMA in circulation means that there is very little possibility for a run.

How can I mint IRMA?

IRMA will be available in https://meteora.ag soon. Sign-up below to be among the first to protect yourself from inflation!

What defines a stablecoin?

A stablecoin is a cryptocurrency that maintains a stable price relative to USD. Issuers aim to keep it on par with USD (1 stablecoin = 1 USD). IRMA functions like other USD stablecoins when inflation is below 2%, but its mint price increases with inflation above 2%.

What does reserve backing mean?

Reserve backing means that when you mint IRMA, the stablecoin you use is stored in a vault and becomes part of IRMA's reserve. For example, if you mint 1,000 IRMAs at 1.0 USDC, you deposit 1,000 USDC with us. This 1,000 USDC is redeemable anytime in exchange for the 1,000 IRMAs. Until you redeem, the 1,000 USDC remains as reserve backing. If USD inflates, the value of your IRMA rises with respect to the USDC you deposited.

What are the risks?

The risks are about the same as the weakest stablecoin reserve backing. In other words, if one of the reserve backing stablecoins lose value, the maximum exposure is limited to the total amount of reserves for that particular backing. Which means that if the stablecoin that crashed in value constitute 10% of the total reserves, then the value of IRMA can drop by at most 10%. This risk is mitigated by choosing the top six stablecoins for backing, to start with. Along the way, if another stablecoin not in the list catches up and gets better than any of the six, the worst of the six will be replaced by this new and better stablecoin. There will be constan pruning of the six reserve stablecoins in terms of market cap and number of users.

What doe IRMA stand for?

IRMA stands for Inflation Resistant Medium of Account. It is a new type of stablecoin designed to resist inflation. Unlike other USD-backed stablecoins that inflate with USD, IRMA does not inflate with USD.

How does IRMA protect against inflation?

USD-backed stablecoins are USD "substitutes", meaning that these have the main characteristic in which mint or issue price = redemption price = 1 USD. IRMA is different. First of all, IRMA's mint price is independent of its redemption price. Second, IRMA and all its reserve backings are totally on-chain, because of the fact that IRMA is not backed directly by USD, but by six or more top stablecoins in Solana (USDT, USDC, PYUSD, USDS, USDG, and FDUSD). Third, while IRMA's mint price is a function of inflation and the price of the reserve backing (with respect to USD), its redemption price depends only on total reserves divided by IRMA in circulation. When inflation goes up beyond 2%, the mint price also goes up proportionally, while the redemption price initially stays the same. Fourth, the mint price jump accelerates the accumulation of more reserves, faster than the increase in IRMA in circulation, thereby causing the redemption price to increase, eventually catching up with the mint price. Fifth, the redemption price being dependent only on total reserve and total IRMA in circulation means that there is very little possibility for a run.

How can I mint IRMA?

IRMA will be available in https://meteora.ag soon. Sign-up below to be among the first to protect yourself from inflation!

What defines a stablecoin?

A stablecoin is a cryptocurrency that maintains a stable price relative to USD. Issuers aim to keep it on par with USD (1 stablecoin = 1 USD). IRMA functions like other USD stablecoins when inflation is below 2%, but its mint price increases with inflation above 2%.

What does reserve backing mean?

Reserve backing means that when you mint IRMA, the stablecoin you use is stored in a vault and becomes part of IRMA's reserve. For example, if you mint 1,000 IRMAs at 1.0 USDC, you deposit 1,000 USDC with us. This 1,000 USDC is redeemable anytime in exchange for the 1,000 IRMAs. Until you redeem, the 1,000 USDC remains as reserve backing. If USD inflates, the value of your IRMA rises with respect to the USDC you deposited.

What are the risks?

The risks are about the same as the weakest stablecoin reserve backing. In other words, if one of the reserve backing stablecoins lose value, the maximum exposure is limited to the total amount of reserves for that particular backing. Which means that if the stablecoin that crashed in value constitute 10% of the total reserves, then the value of IRMA can drop by at most 10%. This risk is mitigated by choosing the top six stablecoins for backing, to start with. Along the way, if another stablecoin not in the list catches up and gets better than any of the six, the worst of the six will be replaced by this new and better stablecoin. There will be constan pruning of the six reserve stablecoins in terms of market cap and number of users.

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Trade IRMA with Confidence on Meteora DLMM

IRMA token trading is powered by Meteora DLMM — a next-gen decentralized exchange offering dynamic liquidity and efficient price discovery.

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