The EU is fast-tracking its digital euro plans, considering Ethereum or Solana as potential platforms instead of private blockchains.

EU considers public blockchains for digital euro after US stablecoin law passes, hoping to maintain euro competitiveness against dollar dominance.

The GENIUS Act's passage caught many in Europe off guard and sparked concerns dollar-backed stablecoins could tighten America’s grip on cross-border payments.

The European Union (EU) is quickly accelerating its digital euro plans following recent crypto regulatory changes in the U.S.

EU accelerates digital euro plans amid U.S. stablecoin law, weighing Ethereum and Solana for wider adoption, transparency, ...

EU considers using public blockchains like Ethereum or Solana for the digital euro, aiming to boost financial sovereignty and ...

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China may approve yuan-backed stablecoins, signaling a major policy shift that could challenge dollar dominance and reshape global fintech and payments.

As U.S.-backed stablecoins gain traction, they threaten to bypass China’s financial controls. The Chinese government is poised to counter with its own tightly regulated digital money.