Monerium EUR emoney [OLD]

Monerium EUR emoney, ticker EURE, is a euro-denominated stablecoin issued by Monerium, a company that describes itself as the first entity authorized to issue electronic money on blockchains under European financial regulation. Its purpose is to give individuals and businesses a way to hold and move euros natively on blockchain networks while remaining within the regulated e-money framework familiar from traditional finance. The token is intended for anyone who needs euro-denominated settlement on-chain without stepping outside the European regulatory perimeter.

EURE is a fiat-backed stablecoin, meaning each token is meant to be redeemable for one euro held in reserve, placing it in the same legal category as other regulated e-money instruments. The token exists across several blockchain ecosystems — Ethereum, Polygon, and Gnosis Chain among them — and Monerium operates a gateway that allows euros to move between conventional bank accounts and blockchain wallets or smart contracts. No consensus algorithm or block time is recorded for the token itself because it is an issued token rather than a native layer-one asset.

The data stored for this asset does not include a fee stream, so there are no figures here for protocol revenue, fee recipients, or earnings retained by the protocol. What the data does show is a circulating supply of 25,454,450.79 EURE at point-in-time alongside a separate stablecoin circulating figure of 34,075,703.60, and a 30-day supply change of 6.18 percent, reflecting how much the outstanding token stock has grown recently. The fully diluted value to market-cap ratio stands at 1.000042 at point-in-time, consistent with no meaningful unlocked supply overhang, and supply issued is recorded at 100.90 percent at point-in-time, suggesting essentially all authorized supply is already in circulation.