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Tiny Euro-Pegged Stablecoin [AEUR] Surges 200% on Binance Before Exchange Halts Trading Due to 'Abnormal Volatility'
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I found [this comparison article](https://monerium.com/blog/2025/best-euro-stablecoin-providers-2025/) that lists 1. Monerium **EURe** 2. Circle **EURC** 3. Anchored EUR (**AEUR**) 4. Stasis **EURS** 5. Tether **EURT** Are there any other euro stablecoins out there that aren’t on this list but deserve to be? Or any that should be ranked higher, and why? Also, if you’ve used any of these (especially EURe or EURC), how’s the on/off-ramp experience been in practice?
Anyone noticed how AEUR deppeged? I've bought some at 0.8 and waiting on it to repeg, solid 25% move
I saw the euro gained some % lately vs dollar so I am storing my stables in AEUR on Binance!
Regular SEPA. My 4 deposit options for EUR are: Bank transfer (SEPA) - 1 EUR fee Bank transfer (SEPA by Paymonade) - 0.5 EUR fee, credited as USDT Bank transfer (SEPA) - 0.5 EUR fee, credited as AEUR Bank card (VISA) - 2% fee
All I know is that liquidity on Binance is very poor (AEUR/USDT).
0.1% usually. Also they are running some promotions, for example currently EUR/AEUR and BTC/AUER pairs have 0% fees, so if you are using euros, going that route is feeless.
tldr; The Euro-pegged stablecoin AEUR surged nearly 200% on Binance, reaching a high of $3.25 before trading was halted due to "abnormal volatility." The token, supposedly pegged to 1 euro, is issued by Anchored Coins and backed by euro fiat assets with a market capitalization of $5 million. The reason for the surge is unclear, but the event highlights the vulnerability of stablecoins to price manipulation and de-pegging on exchanges. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.