Solana’s euro stablecoin market posted a sharp weekly increase, adding $22 million in supply during the week ending October 25, 2026. According to data tracked by Token Terminal, that growth exceeded the combined increase across every other blockchain monitored during the period.

The Numbers Behind the Euro Push

The total euro stablecoin market across all blockchains is estimated at between $835 million and $916 million. Solana’s one-week addition therefore represented approximately 2.4% to 2.6% of the entire market, highlighting the scale of the network’s latest expansion.

Solana now accounts for an estimated 13.7% to 14.8% of euro stablecoin supply. That places the network in second position, behind Ethereum, which remains the dominant chain for euro-denominated stablecoins.

The euro market is developing within a much larger stablecoin economy on Solana. Total stablecoin value on the network now exceeds $15 billion, giving euro-based assets an established liquidity base alongside dollar-denominated tokens.

Key figures from the week include:

• $22 million added to Solana’s euro stablecoin supply.
• $835 million–$916 million estimated total euro stablecoin market size.
• 13.7%–14.8% estimated Solana share of euro stablecoins.
• More than $15 billion in total stablecoin value on Solana.

Regulated Issuers Expand on Solana

Several regulated issuers now offer euro stablecoins on the network. Circle’s EURC is the most established name among them, while Société Générale Forge, the digital asset division of the French banking group, issues EURCV on Solana.

AllUnity’s EURAU also expanded to Solana in April 2026, adding another regulated euro asset to the network. The issuers referenced in the report operate under the European Union’s Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) framework.

MiCA provides a defined regulatory framework for digital asset issuers operating in Europe. That clarity can support broader use of compliant euro stablecoins by users, businesses, payment providers and trading venues.

The ecosystem already includes payment-related integrations. Thunes, a cross-border payments company, is among the firms associated with compliant euro stablecoin activity on Solana.

What This Means

Solana’s weekly gain indicates that euro liquidity is becoming a more meaningful part of the network’s stablecoin mix. The combination of low transaction costs, efficient settlement and an expanding group of regulated issuers is positioning Solana as a significant alternative venue for euro-denominated transfers and trading.

The market remains smaller than the dollar stablecoin sector and Ethereum still leads in euro stablecoin share. However, the pace of Solana’s latest increase suggests that regulated euro assets are finding demand on a high-throughput network with existing stablecoin liquidity and payment integrations.