A practical reference on the four kinds of data sources for EUR-denominated stablecoins: on-chain reconstruction, issuer documents, regulator registers and market venues.
STASIS burned 118.22 million EURS after failing to complete its transition to MiCA-authorised electronic money. We examine the token’s history, regulatory position and unresolved remaining supply.
The four dimensions that differ across EUR-denominated stablecoins — MiCA status, access type, redemption conditions and chain availability — and how to read each one without a ratings shortcut.
A practical reference on the four kinds of data sources for EUR-denominated stablecoins: on-chain reconstruction, issuer documents, regulator registers and market venues.
How MiCA Title III maps onto EUR stablecoin issuers in practice: EMI vs CASP authorisations, the white-paper register, and what an EMT classification actually means.
What an attestation actually verifies — auditor, scope, frequency, and the gap between attestation and full audit. Applied to Circle, STASIS and SG-Forge.