A major development: the European Union is evaluating Ethereum as a settlement infrastructure for a Euro stablecoin project. This signals a significant shift—we're past the pilot-and-experiment phase. European officials are now seriously assessing public blockchain technology for sovereign-grade financial settlement.
What makes this noteworthy: major economies are beginning to treat blockchain networks as legitimate infrastructure candidates for core monetary operations. It's no longer theoretical. The question has moved from "could this work?" to "how do we implement this?" at the policy level.
This opens doors for how decentralized networks might reshape financial infrastructure globally.
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AirdropFatigue
· 01-06 12:51
Whoa, EU is really going to use Ethereum? Now traditional finance will have to bow and scrape.
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GweiTooHigh
· 01-06 12:50
Wow, is the EU really going to use Ethereum? Isn't this the future we've been hyping up all along?
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RugResistant
· 01-06 12:43
Wow, is the EU really going to adopt Eth? Things are about to change now.
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GasGoblin
· 01-06 12:39
Wait, is the EU really going to use Ethereum for euro settlements? This is getting serious.
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MoneyBurner
· 01-06 12:36
Damn, this is really different now. The EU official approval of Ethereum as a settlement infrastructure? I’ve been saying for a long time that this thing is undervalued, and now it's finally the institutions' turn to buy in.
A major development: the European Union is evaluating Ethereum as a settlement infrastructure for a Euro stablecoin project. This signals a significant shift—we're past the pilot-and-experiment phase. European officials are now seriously assessing public blockchain technology for sovereign-grade financial settlement.
What makes this noteworthy: major economies are beginning to treat blockchain networks as legitimate infrastructure candidates for core monetary operations. It's no longer theoretical. The question has moved from "could this work?" to "how do we implement this?" at the policy level.
This opens doors for how decentralized networks might reshape financial infrastructure globally.