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STASIS Unveils the EURS Instant Purchase Feature
How Argentinians are making more money from scrap metal in their Peso coins than official exchange rates
I'm looking for a properly audited Euro stablecoin and I found EURS by Statis, thoughts ?
Can't withdraw Stasis EURS from YouHodler
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For whoever wants to avoid USD stable coins or be long EUR/USD
What stablecoins are available that are not USD related?
Stablecoins based on currencies other than the dollar
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Yeah, I’ve come across mixed opinions about EURS. If you're looking for safety, EURC seems to be the more reliable choice right now, especially if you’re concerned about anything controversial or high-risk. It’s always good to stack up on solid options before making a big move, especially in the volatile world of crypto.
>I bet someone will enjoy playing with arbitrage now. USD-USDC-EURC-EUR Been doing this with EURS and EURD on Algorand for a bit already. Would be nice to be able to direcly ramp it through Coinbase instead of having to convert to USDC first.
Still 35+ % pools left tho EURS/USDC for example
Lol, so easy eh? Let me copy paste from my other comments, cause Im not going to do it again for u fudders. Tether wasn't used on Algorand at all. 80% of stablecoins was USDC and most of the rest EURS and goUSD. In top 5 of total transactions constantly. Also #2 last quarter in dev activity, just behind ETH Ghost chain, sure.
Yeah Tether wasn't used on Algorand at all. 80% of stablecoins was USDC and most of the rest EURS and goUSD. So no wonder they dropped it. Coinbase probably saw it as an opportunity to fill in and take over.
C3 Protocol? Or is this even too big for them? Not the EU probably as they could have used EURD or EURS
EURS AND EURD on Algorand are MiCA compliant.
So far USDe (usdc), EURS and EURD as far as I know. Stablecoins will need to become e-money tokens.
Have u looked through the thread? One of the bigger RWA chains out there. Here are some examples, if u really are curious, look them up and then reply. HesabPay, TravelX, Lofty, Wasabi Pay, FIFA, Agro Token, Meld Gold, Dequency, Quantoz EURD, Stasis EURS, World Chess.
Native? GORA, NIKO, EURS, COOP, whatever u want really. Bridged tokens too.
EURS seems to have been audited. They were audited by BDO.
I did this on Algorand throughout the bear market and used USDC/USDT/EURS to DCA into other coins. Ledger HW wallet works flawlessly with all dApps and wallets. I put some of it into stable coin pools and they provided 20-50% APY (and still do) while crypto was constantly falling... yum.. As for safety.. holding the coins in your HW wallet is as safe as it gets. Putting some into pools to earn APY comes with smart contract risk (hacks)...
XinFin has been quite impressive with its tokenization. Blockchain token XDC. Examples of this include tokenized gold by ComTech, US+ which is USDC but on XDC’s network, USTY which is tokenized US treasury notes provided by Yieldteq, STATIS/EURS which is a 1:1 euro stable coin provided by Standard Charter, Deutsche Bank, and Statis, and tokenized gold and silver provided by Kinesis.
Either buy crypto p2p or use stable coins.. like you can swap between fiat and EURS right from the issuer, no exchange required.
I store stable coins on Algorand.. mostly USDC, USDT and EURS. Transactions are fast and cheap (0.001 Algo, about $0.00025 right now). Sinne CEXs that support USDC and USDT directly are Kucoin and Mexc. There are APYs ranging between 15 and 50% due to targeted Defi rewards on Folks Finance, Pact, Tinyman and others.
Algorand for 20 - 40% in USDC/USDT farms or 10 - 15% for lending.. check out Folks Finance or Tinyman. Similar for EURS.
1. DCA 2. Governance. I looped Algos.. that usually resulted in 35% APR each period. Doesn't work any longer since last period though. 3. Farming stable coins. USDC/USDT/EURS had APRs up to 50%, never below 20%, due to targeted Defi rewards.. I added the rewards on top of regular DCAing. Right now farming USDC/USDT yields 30% APR, USDC/EURS 40%. Algo's price might have dumped harder than others, but it always provided ways for good money to be made. Also Algo rocks and is such a joy to work with.
There are also some **real use cases** starting on Algo : 1. NFT Ticketing with Travel X which is used now by some South American companies (3 companies at the moment) 2. Afghan E-Payment Solution HesabPay (help in an environment where it is difficult to get a bank account and a credit card) **Regarding Defi** : Folks finance is leading the Algo defi space at the moment with liquid governance "staking", new stablecoins (like EURS) and cross chain bridge on AVAX and BNB
tldr; STASIS has introduced a new instant purchase feature for EURS stablecoins, allowing users to buy up to 1000 EURS per month with just a few steps. The platform aims to enhance accessibility and streamline transactions, with reduced commissions for all operations on blockchains. This development is part of STASIS's mission to connect a 16 trillion euro market with blockchain technology. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
There's EURT, EURC, EURS, but like USDC and USDT, they also can blacklist accounts.
tldr; The total amount of coins held on exchange addresses. STBL is a virtual asset that aggregates the data of all ERC20 stablecoins supported on Glassnode. Stablecoins included are: BUSD, GUSD, HSUD, DAI, USDP, EURS, SAI, sUSD, USDT, USDC. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR. Get more of today's trending news [here](https://coinfeeds.substack.com).*
What about non dollar pegged stablecoins like agEUR, EURS, or basically every Jarvis Protocol Jtoken? Or gold backed stables like PAXG or XAUT?
anyone knows how safu is the erc20 EURS (STASIS-EURO)?
There are already many stablecoins pegged to EUR. I think they will be adopted more and more in the next months: \- EURT from Tether (400m), \- PAR from Mimo Capital (6.2m), \- EURS from Stasis (124m), \- jEUR from Jarvis (79k), \- sEUR from Synthetix (5.6m), \- EURL from Lugh (5k), \- agEUR from Angle Money (50.2m).
tldr; STBL is a virtual asset that aggregates the data of all ERC20 stablecoins supported on Glassnode, thereby creating a metric that sums up all exchange balances across stablecoins. Stablecoins included are BUSD, GUSD, HSUD, DAI, USDP, EURS, SAI, sUSD, USDT and USDC. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR. Get more of today's trending news [here](https://coinfeeds.substack.com).*
instead of buying fiat pegged cryptos from private companies such as circle USDC, binance BUSD or tether USDT or euro or pund equivalents like EURC (circle) or from stasis (EURS) you could buy directl from the central bank. you can be sure that you always trade back into physical money, the centrl bank doesnt do a rug pull, not going bankrupt and doesnt change rules as they please like binance or tether. i expect other pegged pairs since some people may prefer a private issuer so you can exchange from any EUR or GBP to an digital currency and back, such as you can from BUSD to USDT and USDC.
Hmmm. I already hold a EURO backed stablecoin called EURS, with YouHodler. I wonder what I'm really holding :)
I can use it in DeFi. The whole point is to swap my euro stablecoin with other crypto. 1inch accepts EUROC, Uniswap accepts EURS, etc. There are plenty DEX.
youhodler, 8% apr on EURS and USDT
Just not remotely true. Some of these “boxes” actually do things. Yes, SBFs box was a Ponzi, Do Kwons box was a Ponzi, but to say all of DeFi is a Ponzi is just a ridiculous take. Just like ETFs, brokerages, and yes even CEX, some of these “boxes” charge real tangible fees for using them. If you are going to call uniswap a Ponzi you have ZERO clue what you are talking about and it’s legitimately like going to a fund manager and saying “man that’s such a cool Ponzi box you have there” except replace the expense ration and fund manager with a smart contract that holds funds and charges fees for extracting funds. Now if you want to call farming tokens not backed by yield from the swaps Ponzis then you have a point. But if you look into some of the top DEXs they don’t operate that way. Forex must be a Ponzi since USDT/EURT and USDC/EURS smart contracts that charge fees for using them exists. They literally do the same thing except one settles on a decentralized ledger while another settles on a centralized one. When you actually look into these things it’s ridiculous the comments you read here. Some of you guys have the most ridiculous hot takes and it shows.
tldr; The largest euro-backed stablecoin in the crypto ecosystem is now available on Ripple’s XRP Ledger (XRPL). EURS is the leading Euro stablecoin and ranks among the top 10 stablecoins worldwide with tens of thousands of users. Ripple provided STASIS with technical support to make the integration possible. Ripple is now looking to move into a next phase to integrate strategies for cross-border payments. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*
We already have EUR stablecoins like EURS and EUROC although their volumes are low. In principle I like that EUR stablecoins are offered. I would not like EUR stablecoins being stuffed down our throats while USD stablecoins are restricted.
There’s a pair EURS/USD listed there.
Do you mean bitfinex? I see EURt, the Tether based Euro stablecoin but not EURS.
What about EURS? That has been available for quite some time.
Guys, can anyone name any platform trading EURS (Euro stablecoin)? I have found only one so far, it’s YouHodler. I’ll be glad if anyone drops me any other.
I see everywhere so many attractive advertisements, but anyway YouHodler is the only one platform where people can earn interest on EURS (Euro stablecoin). Also you can exchange you BTC to EUR and withdraw your money back to bank for 5 EUR fee.
While all the platforms reducing rates YouHodler increasing their rates, I'm moving a lot of my holdings back to YouHodler. By the way it’s the only one platform where people can earn interest on EURS
While all the platforms reducing rates YouHodler increasing their rates, I'm moving a lot of my holdings back to YouHodler. By the way it’s the only one platform where people can earn interest on EURS
The best way to multiply coins is to hold them on YouHodler which offers the best interest rates on the market, especially on stablecoins. It's the only one platform where people can earn interest on EURS
Im currently buying crypto because price on it went down so it's proper time I consider. Especially keeping all the crypto with YouHodler grants me the best interest rates on the market, especially on stablecoins. Also it's the only one platform where people can earn interest on EURS (Euro stablecoin)
For me the most positive as for an investor was when YouHodler, the only one platform where people can earn interest on EURS (Euro stablecoin). Also you can exchange you BTC to EUR and withdraw you money back to bank for 5 EUR fee.
Okay so I can "top-up" with euro? There's EURS. But not sure it's on FTX. It doesn't matter much if I get 5% cashback. I'll check it out. Any referal code? ;)
Like I said to a friend, the British Pound 💷 has no stablecoin, well it does ([JGBP](https://www.coingecko.com/coins/jarvis-synthetic-british-pound)) but who is really using that really using that? I can't see the UK government accepting [USDT](https://www.coingecko.com/coins/tether)/[USDC](https://www.coingecko.com/coins/usd-coin) or even [EURS](https://www.coingecko.com/coins/stasis-eurs). This means that The Bank of England will be bought in produce something that can be accepted. This is will be like you said, a CBDC, for sure. You can tell this by the wording of their [latest announcement](https://www.gov.uk/government/news/government-sets-out-plan-to-make-uk-a-global-cryptoasset-technology-hub) which enforces the word "**Cryptoassets**" several times over the use of Cryptocurrency which more than likely sayz, "We're making CBDC!"
Anyone staking EURS on youhodler and care to share their experiences?
I get this I keep USDT at 12.3% apr and EURS at 12% helluva better rate
it's been around since 2017 and is swiss registered offers 12% apr on usdt and EURS, 3% on btc, and a believeable 5% on ATOM, from what I've seen they use your money to loan other people who want to use leverage short term, the loans are around 1000% apr because theyre meant to be like 24h long at most so I can believe there's a legit way to make money there too
I stake EURS the most and DCA up to 10% of my monthly investments into cryptos. I might miss out the next years but can sleep better now. If you aren't a hardcore believer it's maybe not the best to invest the most into cryptos
tldr; Ripple's distributed ledger, XRP Ledger, will issue a euro-backed stablecoin EURS from STASIS. The stablecoin is anticipated to be launched during the second half of 2022. Earlier in February, Mitsubishi UFJ Trust and Banking Corporation announced plans to issue a yen-pegged stablecoin. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*
Post is by: Epohax and the url/text [ ](https://goo.gl/GP6ppk)is: /r/CryptoCurrency/comments/sma8x0/what_stablecoins_are_available_that_are_not_usd/ This is not a USD hate thread (however, I'm not stopping you, go wild in the comments :D) but as an EU citizen, I'm wondering if there are reputable stablecoins that can be used that are not related to or pegged to the USD? We all know the coins like UST, USDT, USDC, ... How about for the EUR? If I search around I can find coins like EURS (Status Euro) or EURT (... Tether), CEUR (Celo EUR) - but is anyone actively using this? I am asking because it might not be a good idea to keep large sums in USD-related stablecoins if you do not live in an area where the USD is actually used. Any thoughts or insight please? *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/CryptoCurrency) if you have any questions or concerns.*
Personally I'm using EURS but that's euro backed of course.
I'm using Youhodler at the moment, they have 12% APR on USDC/EURS and you can withdraw/exchange whenever you want.
Youhodler promises 12% on EURS, an Euro stablecoin. It looks as a legit and safe app/company but I haven't tried it. Check it out
There is EURS but I don’t know much about it
Congratulations! I use YouHodler for my savings. They give me 12% on EURS and it’s perfectly liquid. They’ve great customer service too
There are €uro stablecoins although their adoption is limited. Nexo is offering up to 12% interest for their internal EURX stablecoin. EURS is a somewhat well known stablecoin and platforms like YouHodler offer 12% interest for that one. It is also available on e.g. Bitfinex and Hotbit: https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/stasis-euro/markets/
>euro stable coins While US-pegged stablecoins like USDC, Tether, and PAX definitely have a major advantage, Euro pegged stablecoins like Statis EURS have picked up a lot of steam. The overall market cap for EURS has jumped from $39M from the beginning of the year to a $100M as of writing. Surely we will see more Euro stablecoins in the future! I would pose the question back to you, can you share some of your rationale for the need for a European stable coin? How would it benefit you? What would you like its characteristics to be? We have had Qcad in Canada that has seen very little to no lift or relevance in the overall market.
You could opt for EURS euro stable using the Stasis wallet. https://eurs.stasis.net/
Because most stablecoins rather than being backed by hard cash are backed by governmenta/private debt and other non tangiable assets. The number of stablecoins that are actually backed by real cash reserves is low but last i checked atleast 2 of them were Binance's BUSD US dollar stablecoin and Stasis's EURS Euro stablecoin.
OP, there are several EUR stablecoins, **EURS** being one, they're just not as readily available as USD stablecoins.
There's the EURS stablecoin from Stasis: [https://eurs.stasis.net/](https://eurs.stasis.net/). You can also get 12% on it at Youhodler.
There are.. for example EURS and EURt.. But they have really low volume and arent being used much.. nor sure why..
Probably USDC but I hope BUSD. I'm mostly using BUSD. Would also be cool if EURS are being more accepted though.
Actually I don't know, but how many Coin/EURS pairs do you see on exchanges?
it exists 🤷♂️ EURS is a EUR pegged stable coin so nothing to do with regulation there’s just no point for a company to hold EUR fiat given its negative interest rates
there’s a rather simple reason why no company/institution is up to create a EUR based stable coin (well there is one but calling that one stable is a big stretch). the reason is the negative interest rate from the EU central bank so hoarding EUR fiat actually makes you lose money and no one really wants to store/hold large amounts of it which is different to the USD that still yields some interest rate and yes, it’s tiny but guaranteed and if the bag is large enough even a tiny interest rate makes a ton of cash. but if you absolutely need to use an EUR based stable coin, EURS is the one that does exist .. just hard to find any trading pairs for it and it has quite a high risk level due to its low MC and the way it’s backed so honestly I prefer using USDC which I can stake at up to 14% hence cover for the 4-5% inflation rate
Isn't there a stasis euro (EURS)?
Time to start moving our cash to NON-US dollar stable coin like EURS or EUR-L (one of the Euro stablecoins) , I rather convert my canadian dollars to Euros and get paid interest on it. I dont want to inject money into the US economy if this clown (Gensler) keeps screwing things up.
Time to start moving our cash to NON-US dollar stable coin like EURS (one of the Euro stablecoins) , I rather convert my canadian dollars to Euros and get paid interest on it. I dont want to inject money into the US economy if this clown (Gensler) keeps screwing things up.
Probably USDC TUSD EURS GUSD... Jokes aside; blue chips like btc, eth.
if it has to be crypto i will want it in EURS. i will then diversify myself
There is a Euro stablecoin- EURS.
Stasis EURS mcap tripled and it's 24hr volume quadrupled in the last year. It's growing slowly. Sadly YouHodler is the only decent yield opportunity for it and it's lacking trading pairs on exchanges.
I was checking and there is an EURS and a GBP stablecoin as well. Maybe the inflation wont hurt the pound and euro as much, maybe its better.
EURS - Stasis EURt - Bitstamp EUR-L - Lugh
There are Euro stablecoins, EURS for example.
yeah for my defense, I did withdrawed once at the start of holiday cause I was like okay fuck those 2-3 EURS, but to do it again, I am not gonna support it again so "lets just make a bank transfer" oh wait..
Is there anything to be wary of with YouHodler or the EURS stablecoin? That APY looks pretty yummy.
I didn’t even know of that EURS coin. Always wondered why we have no EUR stablecoin
Is there any reason to be wary of YouHodler or the EURS stablecoin? That APY looks really nice, and earning with euros instead of dollars feels a bit safer, considering the recent dollar inflation fears. Also thanks to y'all who read the daily and answer stupid questions like mine <3
Stasis EURS if you're looking for a euro stablecoin, fully backed, daily statements and quarterly audits
We already have quite a few of them. For example EURS: [https://eurs.stasis.net/](https://eurs.stasis.net/) Even Tether now has their own € stablecoin (EURT): https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/bitstamp-adds-support-for-euro-backed-tether-stablecoin-amid-increasing-demand-2021-07-21
Stasis EURS: Am i a joke to you? Jokes aside stasis is actually fully audited and backed... For now, who knows how things turn out if the EURS pulls a 100x in market cap.
There is [this](https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/stasis-euro/) one from Stasis (EURS), but can't find anything about staking this anywhere. For the UK there is TrueGBP and some companies do staking. Ziglu is one I know and gives 5% on it. I am surprised TrustToken don't have one for Euro actually. There's TUSD, TCAD, TAUD and THKD.
tldr; Tixl has partnered with STASIS to make EURS Stablecoin one of the very first ERC20 tokens being available in its Tixl Autobahn Network v0.2. The EURS stablecoin combines experience, trust, technology, and financial infrastructure to enable business growth, narrowing the gap between the European economic and the digital asset markets. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*
I'd like to point out that there are stable coins that aren't pegged to the dollar. EURS is pegged to the euro, for example. If just the dollar destabilizes that could be the catalyst for the widespread use of these alternative stable coins. Secondly, I think the impact of massive inflation on crypto as a whole would be overwhelmingly negative. For many or most crypto investors, these are expendable assets. That is the kind of asset that loses value rapidly in bad economic conditions, because selling pressure far exceeds the appetite for investing. People are going to be looking to sell off crypto and use the money for other obligations. Note that I do not personally subscribe to theory that the US dollar is going to tank in value because of inflation. I happen to think those concerns are overblown. If I'm wrong, then the crypto market is going to be in for a very rough spell.
You can earn interest on USDC on different custodians f.e. Celsius, YouHodler or on exchanges like coinbase. Also if you're looking for a euro stablecoin, Dtasis EURS earns upto 12% APY on YouHodler, although it's most likely in the 4-8% range most of the time.
There are some non-gov Euro stable coins already like EURS
Hi cryptoguys ! I'm using Brave browser and thus keep receiving ads from Nexo and Youholder which promise 12% interests on USDT, USDC, EURS... Anyone using it ?
This is actually kinda good news for both blockchains if you ask me. And it's especially good news for EURS, i just wish some more exchanges would add trading pairs with it.
OccamFi CMC https://coinmarketcap.com/de/currencies/occamfi/ EURS CMC: [https://coinmarketcap.com/de/currencies/stasis-euro/](https://coinmarketcap.com/de/currencies/stasis-euro/) Stasis EURS Daily Statements and Audits https://eurs.stasis.net/transparency/
More Info: Occam Finance ETH Defi Blockchain [https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/occamfi/](https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/occamfi/) Stasis EURS [https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/stasis-euro/](https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/stasis-euro/) Daily Statements/Audits https://stasis.net/transparency/
EURS has been around for quite a while
There are, but they are very new and not very liquid: e.g. Stasis Euro (EURS) - pinned to Euro Eurobits (EURB) - pinned to Euro
Some possibilities would be: Use a VPN. Try buying a stablecoins f.e. Stasis EURS from official sources then swap it on a decentralized exchange using Uniswap 1inch or similar. Try finding a exchange that will serve you regardless
Ofc if it's black or white, i ain't touching that with a 10 foot pole... I'll keep using USDC and Stasis EURS I won't get tethered up in that rugpull if it ever happens
You could buy some crypto and let it earn passively? ETH, DOT, ALGO, Solana or ADA would be m choices when it comes to staking. EURS, xCHF, DAI or USDC when stable. AAVE when DeFi
So there’s no worthwhile euro stablecoin yet? I’ve heard about EURL (audited by PWC?) and EURS.. but I’m not seeing them in any DeFi platform I’m coming across.
Why aren’t EURL and EURS being used more widely? Is everyone waiting for the CBE to make a move / announcement?