The EU is continuing to boost its initiative to create a digital euro, due in large part to the recent landmark legislation enacted in the U.S. to regulate its stablecoin market.

Policymakers in the European Union are fast-tracking work on a digital euro after the U.S.'s landmark stablecoin law deepened ...

The USA has quickly pushed through its law on stablecoins. Now EU officials feel under pressure to move forward with the ...

European policymakers are intensifying efforts to advance a digital euro after the United States approved sweeping ...

In recent months, the geopolitical landscape of digital currencies has been rapidly evolving. With the United States unveiling progressive legislation ...

The European Union (EU) is reportedly mulling over launching a digital version of the Euro on either the Ethereum (ETH) or ...

Concern over competitiveness raises possibility of digital currency using public rather than private blockchain ...

EU considers using public blockchains like Ethereum or Solana for the digital euro, aiming to boost financial sovereignty and ...

Banks and payment giants are quietly rolling out crypto payments for real-world use. From Visa to PayPal, stablecoins are ...

Pump and dump stock scams could be on the rise again in the US. Investors lost billions of dollars last month betting on a handful of small US-listed Chinese stocks. The share values plummeted shortly ...

EURAU is claimed to be the first euro-backed stablecoin to be issued under the EU’s Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCAR) and licensed as electronic money by Germany’s BaFin.