
The dollar-pegged stablecoin market added billions in value while euro-pegged tokens declined, a gap MiCA rules have not closed.
USD-pegged stablecoins added net market cap over the past 24 hours. Euro-pegged tokens slipped. The gap between the two remains wide.
The total stablecoin market cap sits at about $309.7 billion, up 0.07% in a day. Dollar-pegged tokens account for more than 99% of all stablecoin volume. Euro-pegged stablecoins trail at roughly $782 million to $788 million combined.
USDC led the dollar side with a 0.14% gain to $73.3 billion. That works out to about $103 million in new value. Tether's USDT held steady near $184 billion with a 0.03% decline. Among euro stablecoins, EURC leads at $430 million and EURCV at $148 million. The euro category saw 24-hour changes between -0.9% and +0.4% depending on the token.
The European Union's Markets in Crypto-Assets regulation took full effect in late 2024. MiCA-compliant euro stablecoins are up 128% year over year to about $674 million. That still represents less than 1% of the dollar-pegged market. Crypto trading pairs, DeFi protocols, and lending markets all default to USDT and USDC.
The entire euro stablecoin market would need to grow more than 13% in a single day to match USDC's $103 million addition. That is a measure of the liquidity gap that regulation alone has not bridged.
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