In a world flooded with unregulated stablecoins, Societe Generale–FORGE introduces EUR CoinVertible (EURCV) — a fully collateralized, bank-grade euro stablecoin designed for institutional use. Built on Ethereum and compliant with the EU’s upcoming MiCA regulations, EURCV combines capital markets rigor with blockchain agility.
In this episode, we break down:
Why EURCV could set a new standard for euro-denominated stablecoins
How SG-FORGE uses a fiduciary structure and high-quality collateral for full transparency
The CAST Framework: enabling compliance, KYC, and permissioned access on permissionless chains
Use cases: treasury management, digital settlement, Security Token integration, and more
How EURCV bridges TradFi and DeFi with daily reporting and legal protection for token holders
If you're interested in the evolution of stablecoins, regulation, or real-world asset tokenization — this episode unpacks a truly institutional take on crypto finance.
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