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TRX $0.3273 -0.91%
DOGE $0.0716 -4.21%
ADA $0.1666 -6.05%
BCH $232.52 -2.67%
LINK $7.61 -3.98%
HYPE $68.16 -4.68%
AAVE $87.57 -6.07%
SUI $0.7050 -4.64%
XLM $0.1829 -5.72%
ZEC $466.62 +2.68%

The stablecoin USDR is decoupled from EURR, and EURR has dropped by 20%

2026-05-24 11:32:53
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According to an alert from PeckShield, the stablecoins USDR (USD stablecoin) and EURR (EUR stablecoin) issued by StablR have deviated from their peg, with EURR dropping by 20%. Previously, it was reported that two contracts related to the European stablecoin issuer StablR were suspected to have been attacked, with potential losses exceeding $3 million (EURR and USDR). The source of the attackers' funds was through the CCTP platform on Noble.

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