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The European Union is moving closer to launching its own digital euro, aiming to create a stablecoin version of the currency. Officials are exploring the possibility of running it on popular blockchains like Ethereum or Solana, making the digital euro more accessible and compatible with existing crypto systems. This step is part of Europe’s broader plan to stay at the forefront of digital finance, offering a secure, trusted alternative to private stablecoins.
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