Solana adds $22M in euro stablecoins in one week, more than any other tracked chain

How big is $22 million?

It's a small market. Crypto Briefing estimates the entire euro stablecoin market, across all chains, at between $835 million and $916 million. Measured against that, Solana's one-week addition works out to roughly 2.4% to 2.6% of the whole market.

That's a lot for seven days.

Ethereum is still the clear leader. The report puts Solana in second place with an estimated 13.7% to 14.8% share, and it notes that market share estimates vary depending on how the total market is measured (which is why the figure is a range and not a single number).

Who's issuing euros on Solana

The report names three issuers. Circle's EURC is the most familiar name. Société Générale Forge, the digital asset arm of the French banking group, issues EURCV on Solana, and AllUnity's EURAU expanded to Solana in April 2026.

According to Crypto Briefing, each of them operates under MiCA. MiCA is short for Markets in Crypto-Assets, the European Union's rulebook for digital assets. The report also lists Thunes, a cross-border payments firm, among the integrations tied to compliant euro stablecoin activity, though it doesn't go into detail.

The wider stablecoin picture on Solana

Euro tokens are only one slice of it. Crypto Briefing reports that total stablecoin value on Solana now exceeds $15 billion, and addresses holding stablecoins on the network have passed 14 million. In late 2024, that number was below 4 million.

There's a caveat, though. A handful of issuers drive euro stablecoin supply, so growth on any one chain can swing sharply when a single issuer mints or redeems in size, the report notes. Keep that in mind before reading too much into one week. Ethereum remains the dominant home for euro stablecoins, and Solana's weekly numbers show which chain is gaining ground. They don't show a change in who's on top.