Data: The euro stablecoin added 156 million USD this year, while the supply of US dollar stablecoins has nearly stagnated

According to Cryptopolitan, the latest data from Token Terminal shows that the supply of euro stablecoins reached $848.1 million on September 7, marking an annual growth of approximately 22.6%, with a net increase of about $156 million. In the same period, US dollar stablecoins only saw a net increase of about $159 million, but their base was as high as $298.5 billion, which is 350 times the market size of euro stablecoins.

In terms of market concentration, EURC and EURCV together account for 82% of the euro stablecoin supply, with EURCV issued by SG-Forge, a digital asset subsidiary of Société Générale, holding a MiCA-compliant license and accounting for 19.6%. It is the first stablecoin led by a licensed European bank subsidiary.

In terms of on-chain distribution, Ethereum absorbed about $125 million of the incremental supply this year, achieving a market share of 69.4%; Solana added about $30 million, with a market share of 14.7%; together, they contributed almost all of the annual increment. Base, on the other hand, saw a decline, dropping from $73.9 million to $58.7 million. Analysis indicates that the growth of euro stablecoins is primarily driven by supply from issuers rather than demand from users, and liquidity for euro trading pairs in DeFi lending pools and perpetual contracts remains weak, with the supply-demand gap yet to be bridged.