Euro stablecoin supply
EURCirculating supply of every tracked euro stablecoin across covered chains on the latest day, in euros of peg.
Which euro stablecoins are growing under MiCA, and on which chains do they circulate?
Every euro stablecoin's supply and share under MiCA, from EURC, EURCV and EURe to newer bank-issued coins, chain by chain.
The dashboard as it will open in Vantage. Each figure is named here and arrives with its receipt; until its data is published, its place stays empty.
Where each euro coin circulates and how much it moves.
Covered chains where at least one euro stablecoin has native supply on the latest day.
Addresses holding any tracked euro stablecoin at the latest day's last blocks, counted per chain and added.
Each euro coin's supply on each covered chain on the latest day.
Daily value of each euro coin's transfers over the selected period, mints and burns left out.
Euro stablecoins are a small part of stablecoin supply and the part most shaped by regulation: under the EU's MiCA rules, each must be issued by an authorized bank or electronic money institution. This dashboard reads every tracked euro coin's supply in euros from its contracts and shows each coin's share and where it circulates.
The coins differ in who stands behind them: a stablecoin company, a large bank, a licensed e-money firm or a group of financial institutions. Their supply is never added to dollar stablecoins; every figure here is in euros of peg.
Read the total and the supply chart to see which coins are growing, then the chains page to see where each one is used. Each coin's issuer and authorization is recorded with its public source.
Every figure will be read at a block, kept with its source and its exact read, and open a receipt anyone can re-check.
How receipts work →Read from chain state and history
A token designed to hold the value of one euro, backed by euro reserves and redeemable with its issuer. Under MiCA, euro stablecoins offered in the EU are e-money tokens, issued by authorized banks or e-money institutions.
EURC is Circle's euro stablecoin, issued under MiCA through Circle's French e-money institution and backed by euro reserves. It is native on several chains, and its supply on each is read from its contract there.
EURCV is the euro stablecoin of SG-FORGE, the digital assets subsidiary of Société Générale, issued as an e-money token under MiCA.
EURe is Monerium's euro e-money token, issued by a licensed e-money institution and designed so euros can move between bank accounts and chains.
The Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation, the EU's rulebook for crypto assets. For stablecoins it sets who may issue them, how reserves are held and how holders redeem. It also restricts offering stablecoins from unauthorized issuers to EU users.
Most stablecoin demand comes from trading and from users outside the euro area who want dollars. Euro coins serve euro payments, treasury and settlement. Their growth depends on banks, payment firms and exchanges in Europe adopting them.
Each issuer's share of dollar stablecoin supply today and over time, from Tether and Circle to the newer issuers.
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