Societe Generale запускает торговлю стейблкоином EURCV на бирже Bitpanda

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Французская банковская группа Societe Generale объявила о сотрудничестве с криптовалютной биржей Bitpanda для листинга на торговой площадке привязанного к евро стейблкоина EURCV.

Societe Generale-FORGE (SG-FORGE) сообщила, что сотрудничает с Bitpanda при создании «инфраструктурных условий» для запуска в обращение стабильной монеты EUR CoinVertible (EURCV).

Ликвидность EURCV обеспечена в евро, а регламент эмиссии евро-стейблкоина соответствует нормам нового европейского регулирования криптовалют MiCA, заверили участники проекта. Планируется, что EURCV пройдет листинг на бирже Bitpanda и станет доступным для покупки, продажи и хранения, — наравне с прочими биржевыми криптоактивами.

Компания Societe Generale-FORGE запустила стейблкоин EURCV в апреле 2023 года, сейчас в открытом обращении находится более 33 млн монет EURCV. В декабре 2023 года стейблкоин EURCV прошел процедуру листинга на люксембургской криптоплощадке Bitstamp,

Стейблкоин критиковали за усиленный банковский контроль транзакций, предполагающий подтверждение всех операций отдельной транзакцией со стороны централизованного регистратора.

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