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Xryma launches regulated stablecoin XREUR

Cyprus-based fintech company Xryma Plc has announced the launch of XrymaCoin (XREUR), a regulated, euro-backed stablecoin. Following a notification to the Central Bank of Cyprus, the company has published documentation for the issuance of XREUR in compliance with the MiCA regulation. The public launch is scheduled for September 3, 2026. XREUR will be issued and circulated via the Xryma platform. Both private users and companies will be able to acquire the stablecoin using open banking payments, the European Central Bank's T2 instant settlement system, or through a business API integration. The platform supports SEPA Instant transfers, Mastercard-based open banking services, and connectivity to the ECB's settlement system. Upon redemption, users can instantly receive euros to their account or send funds to over 60 countries with next-business-day crediting.

cryptonews.ruHace 2 días 15:08

Xryma Launches Regulated Stablecoin XREUR

Cypriot fintech company Xryma Plc has announced the launch of a regulated stablecoin, XrymaCoin (XREUR), which is backed by the euro. Following notification to the Central Bank of Cyprus, the company has published the documentation for issuing XREUR in compliance with the MiCA regulation. The public launch of XREUR is scheduled for September 3, 2026. The stablecoin will be issued and circulated through the Xryma platform. Both private users and companies will be able to acquire XREUR via open banking payments, the European Central Bank's T2 instant settlement system, or through a business API integration. The platform supports instant SEPA transfers, Mastercard-based open banking services, and a connection to the European Central Bank's settlement system. When redeeming the stablecoin, users will be able to instantly receive euros in their account or send funds to over 60 countries with next-business-day crediting.

cryptonews.ruHace 2 días 12:30

Stablecoins Adoption: French Finance Minister Pushes For More Euro-Backed Tokens

France's Finance Minister Roland Lescure has called for the development of more euro-pegged stablecoins to reduce reliance on US dollar-dominated payment systems. He noted that the current volume of euro stablecoins is "not satisfactory," representing only 0.207% of the global stablecoin market. Lescure praised the Qivalis initiative by European banks like ING and BNP Paribas to launch a euro stablecoin in 2026. This push is part of broader EU efforts to achieve financial independence amid tensions with the US. Additionally, Lescure encouraged European banks to adopt tokenized deposits, following the lead of major global banks.

bitcoinist04/18 23:32

Euro Stablecoins Have Entered DeFi, What Are Other Local Currencies Waiting For?

Euro stablecoins are leading the adoption of non-USD stablecoins in DeFi, while other local currency stablecoins remain primarily used for payments and settlements. The implementation of MiCA regulations in Europe effectively ended Tether’s EURT, reducing its supply from over $400M to around $50M. However, the broader non-USD stablecoin market (excluding EURT) has nearly tripled since early 2023, reaching $1.1B by February 2026. Euro-denominated stablecoins account for over 90% of non-USD transaction volume and are increasingly integrated into DeFi protocols like Aave and Morpho for lending and trading. In contrast, other local currency stablecoins (e.g., BRL, JPY) are mostly used for payments, remittances, and enterprise settlements, with nearly 80% of their activity falling under unidentified transfers. Regulatory clarity, as seen in Brazil and Japan, is crucial for adoption. The growth of non-USD stablecoins is driven by their potential to reduce FX costs, streamline cross-border payments, and minimize dollar dependency. While euro stablecoins have set a precedent for DeFi integration, broader adoption of other local currency tokens will likely focus first on payment infrastructure before expanding into DeFi applications.

marsbit03/30 06:58

RWA Weekly: Republicans Urge Senate to Adopt House Crypto Bill, EU's 12-Bank Alliance Qivalis Plans to Launch Euro Stablecoin

RWA Weekly Digest: March 6, 2026 The RWA sector continues to grow, with the total on-chain market cap reaching $26.52 billion. The stablecoin market cap saw a slight increase to $299.09 billion, marking two consecutive months of growth, while monthly active addresses rose to 53.48 million. Key regulatory developments include the U.S. Fed affirming a "technology-neutral" capital treatment for tokenized securities, and a U.S. Senate housing bill that included a temporary ban on a CBDC until 2030. The OCC issued rules limiting indirect interest payments on stablecoins. Japan's central bank announced plans to conduct trials for blockchain-based settlements. Significant project launches highlight the trend of traditional finance moving on-chain. A coalition of 12 EU banks, named Qivalis, plans to launch a MiCA-compliant euro stablecoin in the second half of the year. Germany's AllUnity expanded its offerings with a Swiss franc-pegged stable币, CHFAU. The Canadian government, alongside TD Bank, successfully piloted a C$100 million blockchain bond. In payments, Visa and Stripe are planning to expand their stable币 card issuance to over 100 countries. Western Union partnered with Crossmint to launch its USDPT stable币 on Solana. Funding activity remained strong. ARQ raised $70 million to expand its stablecoin-based financial applications in Latin America. QFEX secured $9.5 million in seed funding to launch a high-leverage RWA trading platform. Tether made a strategic investment in Axiym to integrate USDT into compliant payment networks. The European Central Bank issued a warning that widespread stable币 adoption, particularly of those pegged to foreign currencies like the USD, could pose significant risks to monetary policy and the banking system. Analysis from TD Cowen suggested that banks might lose the political battle over stable币 yield payments, though prolonged debate could jeopardize broader crypto legislation in the U.S.

marsbit03/06 07:21

German Central Bank Chief Backs Stablecoins, CBDCs For Europe’s Payment Independence

The President of the German central bank, Joachim Nagel, advocates for the adoption of euro-pegged stablecoins and a retail CBDC (digital euro) to enhance Europe's payment independence and reduce reliance on the US dollar. He emphasized that these digital assets could lower cross-border payment costs and support programmable transactions. However, he also warned of risks to European monetary sovereignty if foreign currency-denominated stablecoins, particularly those pegged to the US dollar, become widely used. Nagel noted that while the threat of economic "dollarization" is currently low, proactive measures—including the development of a wholesale CBDC and support for euro-denominated stablecoins—are essential to safeguard monetary policy effectiveness and strengthen European sovereignty in an increasingly fragmented geopolitical landscape.

bitcoinist02/18 14:02

Does Europe need Euro-pegged stablecoins? Bundesbank chief says…

Europe is increasingly focused on developing euro-denominated stablecoins, a wholesale CBDC, and a digital euro to enhance its financial sovereignty, according to Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel. He emphasized that euro-pegged stablecoins could facilitate low-cost cross-border payments for individuals and businesses. This shift comes as Europe seeks strategic independence amid a changing transatlantic partnership, despite strong economic ties with the U.S. including €5.4 trillion in mutual investments and significant contributions to global trade and GDP.

ambcrypto02/17 15:01

Spain’s BBVA Latest To Join Bank Consortium Launching Euro Stablecoin

BBVA has become the twelfth member of a European banking consortium that plans to launch a euro-pegged stablecoin in the second half of 2026. The consortium, which includes major banks like ING, BNP Paribas, and UniCredit, formed a joint venture called Qivalis to issue the stablecoin. Headquartered in Amsterdam, Qivalis is awaiting regulatory approval from the Dutch Central Bank. The initiative aims to create a MiCAR-compliant European alternative to the USD-dominated stablecoin market. Currently, no euro stablecoin ranks in the top ten by market cap, with USD-based tokens like USDT and USDC continuing to dominate.

bitcoinist02/06 07:52

European Banks Launch Qivalis to Issue Euro-Pegged Stablecoin

TheNewsCrypto01/24 11:50

Global debt markets show dollar dominance moves in cycles, US Fed says

A new Federal Reserve discussion paper reveals that the U.S. dollar’s dominance in global debt markets has moved in cycles over the past 60 years, with no clear long-term trend toward either dollarization or de-dollarization. The study identifies three distinct "dollarization waves" since the 1960s, showing currency usage shifts are cyclical rather than structural. As of 2024, emerging markets still rely heavily on dollar-denominated debt, which makes up about 80% of their international bonds. Meanwhile, the rise of dollar-pegged stablecoins like USDT and USDC—which together represent 85% of the $309.6 billion stablecoin market—has reinforced dollar dominance. These stablecoins are backed significantly by U.S. Treasury holdings, making their issuers major holders of U.S. government debt. The report concludes that despite vulnerabilities, the dollar’s global role remains unchallenged due to a lack of alternatives. Efforts to internationalize other currencies, including the Chinese renminbi, have seen limited success. European policymakers have expressed concern over the growing influence of dollar-backed stablecoins.

cointelegraph12/18 21:38