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FollowingQivalis has received approval from the Dutch Central Bank to launch euro-backed stablecoins.
The European banking consortium Qivalis has obtained authorization as an electronic money institution from the De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB). This is an important step towards launching euro-backed stablecoins in regulated European markets.
The EMI license clears the way for stablecoins.
The company based in Amsterdam announced on Wednesday that it has received the EMI license from DNB. This authorization places Qivalis under strict supervision by the Dutch Central Bank, allowing the company to issue euro-based digital currency tokens.
With this regulatory milestone achieved, Qivalis is one step closer to launching its euro-backed stablecoin. This stablecoin will be issued under the EU’s major digital asset framework, the Cryptocurrency Market Regulation Act (MiCA). The company plans to start issuing these tokens within months after meeting all MiCA requirements and releasing the project’s whitepaper.
Currently, stablecoins backed by the US dollar dominate the global market. According to DefiLlama, Tether USDT currently holds a market value of $183 billion, accounting for more than 60% of the global stablecoin market share of $303 billion.
Focus on Europe and expansion into the industry.
Qivalis aims to strengthen the position of euros in the digital asset ecosystem, directly addressing the imbalance between current competitors that are tied to the US dollar. CEO Jan-Oliver Sell emphasized the need for local alternatives.
“我们相信，欧洲应该拥有以欧元计价、依据欧洲法律发行并受欧洲监管标准约束的链上结算资产。”
今年早些时候，Qivalis通过增加来自15个不同国家的25家银行，扩大了其财团规模，使合作伙伴机构的总数达到37家。这种快速扩张凸显了对统一且受监管的欧洲稳定币倡议日益增长的支持，也展示了银行界对支持新型数字支付工具的集体准备就绪。
稳定币市场竞争依然激烈
随着监管清晰度对传统金融机构的采用变得愈发关键，这项以欧元计价的稳定币项目引起了广泛关注。希望在欧盟境内运营的项目必须符合MiCA标准，并接受如荷兰央行等相关当局的监督。
对于Qivalis乃至整个欧洲数字资产市场而言，此次监管批准至关重要。因为合规的稳定币产品可以为区域内的跨境结算、机构交易和零售整合奠定基础。
在当前市场中，美联储的一次决策或山寨币的突然上市都可能在瞬间改变一切。投资者在不同应用间切换以查看图表、新闻和投资组合跟踪不仅效率低下，还可能造成损失。越来越多的聪明交易者开始利用注重隐私的工具来整合所有信息，无需注册账号即可在一个屏幕上获取实时图表、智能价格预警、特定币种新闻以及关键的宏观经济数据。
Qivalis’s initiative comes at a time when there is growing interest in regulated euro-backed stablecoins in the market. Financial leaders and regulators across the continent are carefully reviewing the compliance and financial stability of these new products.
Looking to the future, the successful launch of Qivalis could influence the pace and scope of future digital euro initiatives in this region.
