Binance has listed a new euro-pegged stablecoin, EURI, which is compliant with the Regulation on Markets in Cryptoassets (MiCA). Similarly, US-based crypto firm has listed the euro-backed stablecoin on Coinbase. The Banking Circle has also jumped on the trend, releasing a new MiCA-compliant stablecoin.
However, the value of the €-coin slid slightly in May due to significant activities surrounding counterfeit euros in Spain. Meanwhile, countries like Bulgaria are proposing new designs for their euro coins, with plans to feature Christian symbols. The French, on the other hand, had to melt down millions of coins due to EU regulations on star representation.
The launch of Circle's euro-pegged stablecoin EURC has made waves, being debuted on Coinbase's blockchain and Solana. Amid the digital currency discussions, the EU Parliamentary Committee has voted for a 'digital euro' CBDC. This has resulted in a significant growth of euro stablecoins in the crypto market.
However, with the integration of 'digital euro', counterfeit issues are still rampant, as seen with the discovery of a fake coin workshop in Spain. Counterfeit economic activities are not limited to physical coins but have infiltrated the digital currency field as well.
Bulgaria and Croatia have finalized their designs for future euro coins, some with historical imprints. Errors discovered in the Spanish 10-euro coin could potentially increase its current market value exponentially.
More developments are expected in the European cryptocurrency market with 'next-gen' euro-pegged stablecoins predicted to rise in the coming years and JPMorgan continuing its blockchain-based token expansion to Euro payments. Finally, Circle aims to take its euro coin to the multi-chain level with its recent launch on the Avalanche network.
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