由 Ezra Reguerrastaff 作家撰写由 Yohan Yunstaff 作家审阅 埃兹拉·雷格拉斯塔夫编剧 由 Yohan Yunstaff 作家评论 最新消息发布2026 年 7 月 7 日 Decta 的报告称,在欧洲 CASP 过渡期结束前一年,八种符合 MiCA 的欧元稳定币的市值升至 6.739 亿美元。 根据支付基础设施公司 Decta 的数据,在加密资产市场监管 (MiCA) 过渡期结束之前的一年里,合规欧元稳定币的市值增长了 128%。 Decta 在周日的一份报告中表示,八种符合 MiCA 的欧元稳定币的总市值从 2025 年 6 月 30 日的 2.956 亿美元增至 2026 年 6 月 28 日的 6.739 亿美元。交易量从 4700 万美元增长 43.1% 至 6730 万美元。报告中追踪的符合 MiCA 的欧元稳定币数量也从 5 种增加到 8 种。
Decta 跟踪了八种在研究期间积极发行代币并具有市值和交易量的欧元稳定币。相比之下,欧洲证券和市场管理局临时 MiCA 登记册列出了更广泛的集合,包括可能不符合 Decta 活动标准的代币。 该报告发现,在 MiCA 的推动下,以欧元计价的稳定币正在增长,但在市场仍以美元支持的代币为主的情况下,其基数很小。 CoinGecko 数据显示,与美元挂钩的稳定币市值约为 3000 亿美元。 Decta 八种交易活跃、符合 MiCA 的欧元稳定币的总市值占美元稳定币市场的 0.22%。 从 7 月 1 日起,在欧盟提供加密资产服务的公司通常需要 MiCA 授权。 Decta 的数据样本在 MiCA 的加密资产服务提供商 (CASP) 过渡期结束前几天结束。 前八名与欧元挂钩的稳定币的市值。资料来源:Decta MiCA 竞争力争论中欧元稳定币增长
该报告加剧了政策制定者和行业团体之间关于 MiCA 更严格的稳定币规则是否有助于欧元生态系统发展或限制其相对于美元支持代币的竞争力的争论。 4 月 27 日,欧洲区块链报告认为,MiCA 使欧元稳定币变得更安全,但商业上较弱。报告称,MiCA 的准备金要求和利息支付禁令使欧元代币处于不利地位。 相关:随着 MiCA 过渡结束,欧盟加密规则手册面临执行挑战 5 月份,总部位于布鲁塞尔的智库 Bruegel 发布的一份政策文件呼吁放宽稳定币发行人的流动性要求,并可能允许他们获得欧洲央行的融资,此后争论愈演愈烈。该论文认为,宽松的规则可能有助于欧元稳定币市场与美元支持的代币竞争。 然而,欧洲央行(ECB)予以反击。 5 月 23 日,欧洲央行警告欧盟财长,扩大欧元稳定币发行可能会削弱银行贷款并使货币政策复杂化。欧洲央行还否认了更严格的欧盟规则将加速数字美元化的担忧。
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Written by Ezra Reguerrastaff writerReviewed by Yohan Yunstaff writer
Written by Ezra Reguerrastaff writer
Reviewed by Yohan Yunstaff writer
Latest NewsPublishedJul 7, 2026
Decta's report said the market cap of eight MiCA-compliant euro stablecoins rose to $673.9 million in the year before Europe’s CASP transition period ended.
The market capitalization of compliant euro stablecoins grew 128% in the year leading up to the end of the Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA) transition period, according to payments infrastructure firm Decta.
Decta said in a Sunday report that the combined market cap of eight MiCA-compliant euro stablecoins rose to $673.9 million on June 28, 2026, from $295.6 million on June 30, 2025. Trading volume rose 43.1% to $67.3 million from $47 million. The number of MiCA-compliant euro stablecoins tracked in the report also rose to eight from five over the period.
Decta tracked eight euro stablecoins that were actively issuing tokens and had market capitalization and trading volume during the study period. By contrast, the European Securities and Markets Authority interim MiCA register lists a broader set, including tokens that may not meet Decta's activity criteria.
The report found that euro-denominated stablecoins are growing under MiCA but from a small base in a market still dominated by dollar-backed tokens. CoinGecko data shows US dollar-pegged stablecoins at about $300 billion in market capitalization. The combined market capitalization of Decta's eight actively traded, MiCA-compliant euro stablecoins was 0.22% of the dollar stablecoin market.
From July 1, firms offering crypto-asset services in the European Union generally needed MiCA authorization. Decta’s data sample ends days before the close of MiCA’s crypto-asset service provider (CASP) transition period.
Market capitalization of the top eight euro-pegged stablecoins. Source: Decta
Euro stablecoin growth amid MiCA competitiveness debate
The report adds to a debate among policymakers and industry groups over whether MiCA's stricter stablecoin rules are helping the euro ecosystem grow or limiting its competitiveness against dollar-backed tokens.
On April 27, a Blockchain for Europe report argued that MiCA had made euro stablecoins safer but commercially weaker. The report said MiCA’s reserve requirements and ban on interest payments left euro tokens at a disadvantage.
Related: EU crypto rulebook faces enforcement challenge as MiCA transition ends
The debate intensified in May after a policy paper from Brussels-based think tank Bruegel called for easing liquidity requirements for stablecoin issuers and potentially granting them access to European Central Bank funding. The paper argued that looser rules could help the euro stablecoin market compete with dollar-backed tokens.
However, the European Central Bank (ECB) pushed back. On May 23, the ECB warned EU finance ministers that expanding issuance of euro stablecoins could weaken bank lending and complicate monetary policy. The ECB also dismissed concerns that stricter EU rules would accelerate digital dollarization.
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