Monerium EUR emoney

Monerium EUR emoney (EURE) is a euro-denominated stablecoin, meaning each token is designed to represent one euro and maintain a stable value relative to that currency. It is intended for people and businesses that want to move, hold, or use euros within blockchain-based applications without relying on traditional bank transfers. The token targets users across several networks who need euro-native liquidity in decentralised finance settings.

EURE is issued by Monerium, a regulated electronic money institution, which means each token is backed by euros held in regulated accounts rather than by an algorithmic mechanism. The token operates across multiple blockchains simultaneously, including Polygon, Gnosis Chain, Arbitrum, and Linea, with no single consensus algorithm governing the asset itself since settlement depends on whichever host chain it is deployed on. The block time recorded in the data is zero, reflecting that the token does not have its own blockchain but instead lives on top of existing networks.

The data stored for EURE contains no fee stream, revenue figures, or protocol income metrics, so this site has no fee-based measures to report for this asset. EURE functions as electronic money, where Monerium's commercial model is expected to derive from regulated e-money services rather than from on-chain protocol fees collected by the token itself. The fully diluted valuation equals the market capitalisation exactly, as the fdv_to_mcap ratio stands at 1.0 on a point-in-time basis, and the dilution overhang is recorded at essentially zero, indicating no meaningful supply of tokens is held back from circulation.