Noble has been active since 2023, processing over $22 billion in transactions and serving as the primary liquidity layer for more than 50 blockchains. With around 30,000 monthly active users, Noble has established itself as a reliable source of stablecoin liquidity. The next step involves launching an Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) Layer 1 (L1) that promises sub-second transaction finality, aiming to enhance stablecoin applications. Key features include a native USDN stablecoin and the integration of a sophisticated technology stack, including Commonware for blockchain development and Reth as an Ethereum execution client. The EVM L1 will enable permissionless deployment for developers and optimize transaction processing through dedicated lanes for real-world payments. It will also host a decentralized exchange focused on foreign currency trading and innovative financial products like managed vaults for improved yield on USDN. Noble plans to maintain its existing Cosmos chain temporarily but will eventually shift it to maintenance mode, ensuring that inter-blockchain communication (IBC) remains intact for current users. Migration paths for stablecoins will be streamlined to facilitate user transitions from the Cosmos chain to the new EVM L1, with a long-term goal of consolidating liquidity on the EVM.