According to an official announcement on December 18th, stablecoin issuer Circle announced that its Euro stablecoin EURC has been launched on the Solana network, making Solana the fourth blockchain where EURC can be natively used, along with Avalanche, Ethereum, and Stellar. Developers and users can now build and trade both EURC and USDC on Solana, sending, spending, and storing funds globally in a faster and more cost-effective way.

According to data from Circle's official website, Circle issued a total of 1.4 billion USDC and redeemed 1.5 billion USDC in the past seven days, reducing the circulation by 100 million. As of December 7th, the total circulation of USDC was 24.3 billion, with a reserve of 24.4 billion US dollars, including 1.7 billion US dollars in cash, and Circle Reserve Fund held 22.7 billion US dollars. In addition, Circle issued 200,000 EURC and redeemed 500,000 EURC in the past seven days, reducing the circulation by 300,000. As of December 7th, the total circulation of EURC was 51.1 million EURC, with a reserve of 51.2 million euros, all in cash.

The proposal to add EURC to Avalanche Aave V3 has opened a temperature check vote on the community governance forum. EURC is Circle's euro-backed stablecoin, and the proposal suggests that adding EURC will have a net positive impact on the Aave and Avalanche ecosystems due to the DeFi synergies generated by users depositing or borrowing EURC on Aave. If consensus is reached, this proposal will be upgraded to the TEMP CHECK snapshot phase.