Royal Euro

The stablecoin supply change over 30 days is currently zero; movement away from zero in either direction would indicate whether new euro reserves are being deposited and tokens minted, or whether redemptions are reducing supply, both of which speak to real-world usage. The price relative to its one-euro peg is worth observing, given that the token is currently 4.13 US dollars rather than the euro equivalent, and the percent-below-all-time-high figure of effectively zero suggests it is near its highest recorded price; how closely the token tracks the euro exchange rate over time is a basic measure of peg fidelity. The fdv-to-mcap ratio of 333.33 and dilution overhang of 33,233.33 percent reflect that the circulating supply of 15,000,000 tokens is a very small fraction of whatever maximum issuance the issuer contemplates, so changes in circulating supply would reveal how aggressively new tokens are being brought to market. The 24-hour turnover of 31.94 percent and 30-day average turnover of 54.91 percent indicate how actively the existing supply is being traded relative to market capitalisation, and watching these figures over time can show whether trading activity is concentrated in short bursts or is more consistent.

Written by an AI language model from the figures listed below, on 19 Oct 2026 09:24 UTC.