SODAX Expands Circle Assets with EURC Whitelisting, Alongside 51 Other Assets

• SODAX has whitelisted EURC, the euro-backed stablecoin issued by Circle, on Ethereum, Base and Stellar, alongside cirBTC, Circle's wrapped bitcoin, on Ethereum.

• The same release whitelists 51 other assets across Arbitrum, Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Robinhood Chain, Solana and Sui, from DeFi tokens such as AAVE, CRV and PENDLE to community assets such as ANSEM, PENGU and TRUMP.

• Teams already building with SODAX get every new asset through the same SDK connection, tradable against every asset already whitelisted across SODAX's 21 supported blockchain networks.

Most of the stablecoin liquidity a DeFi builder can reach today is denominated in dollars. A team whose users earn, save and spend in euros has usually had two choices: wire up a euro stablecoin one network at a time, or ask those users to convert into dollars first and carry the currency exposure that comes with it.

SODAX has whitelisted EURC on Ethereum, Base and Stellar. EURC is the euro stablecoin issued by Circle, and every partner application building on SODAX can now reach it on all three networks. It arrives with 51 other assets in the same release, among them a second Circle asset, cirBTC. Each one is tradable against every asset already whitelisted on SODAX across its 21 supported blockchain networks, with execution coordinated across those networks (cross-network, for short).

Two Circle assets: EURC and cirBTC

EURC is a euro-backed stablecoin issued by Circle Internet Financial Europe SAS, an electronic money institution authorized by the ACPR in France. Circle states that EURC is MiCA-compliant, qualifies as an e-money token under MiCA, and is redeemable 1:1 for euro, with euro reserves held at regulated financial institutions in the EEA and monthly attestations published. Circle issues EURC directly, and it is now whitelisted by SODAX on Ethereum and Base, and on Stellar.

cirBTC is Circle Wrapped Bitcoin, which Circle backs 1:1 with native BTC. SODAX has whitelisted it on Ethereum, next to EURC.

Circle is the issuer of both. SODAX's role is execution and liquidity: making each asset addressable for builders across blockchain networks, with independent solvers handling routing and execution and SODAX coordinating routing and settlement underneath.

Everything in this release, by network

Every asset in this release, grouped by the network it is whitelisted on (EURC appears on Ethereum, Base and Stellar, and SOL on both Base and Ethereum):

• Ethereum (13): AUSD, cirBTC, CRV, EURC, ICP, kBTC, NEAR, ONDO, QNT, SOL, tBTC, wM, wTAO

• Solana (23): 2Z, ANSEM, BP, CARDS, CASH, Fartcoin, GLDx, HOODx, HYPE, hyUSD, KMNO, LBTC, MET, ONYC, PENGU, PRIME, SPCXx, STONK, syrupUSDC, TRUMP, USX, xBTC, ZEC

• Base (6): AAVE, EURC, JitoSOL, SOL, VVV, ZEN

• BNB Chain (5): FF, PENDLE, STABLE, TUSD, U

• Robinhood Chain (3): AI, CASHCAT, TAO

• Arbitrum (2): CHIP, RAIN

• Stellar (1): EURC

• Sui (1): USDY

Who's in the list

Bitcoin shows up in several forms: cirBTC from Circle, kBTC from Kraken, tBTC from Threshold and LBTC from Lombard. DeFi names include AAVE from Aave, CRV from Curve, PENDLE from Pendle, KMNO from Kamino and FF from Falcon Finance, with dollar assets such as AUSD from Agora, syrupUSDC from Maple, wM from M0, USX from Solstice and USDY from Ondo, alongside the ONDO token. GLDx, HOODx and SPCXx come from xStocks, and JitoSOL, staked SOL from Jito, is now whitelisted on Base.

Network and protocol tokens include HYPE from Hyperliquid, MET from Meteora, 2Z from DoubleZero, ZEN from Horizen, VVV from Venice and ZEC from Zcash, plus NEAR, ICP and QNT. On the community side, ANSEM, Fartcoin, TRUMP and PENGU from Pudgy Penguins are all in the release.

Same integration, no extra work

Nothing changes for teams already building with SODAX. Every asset in this release arrives through the same SDK integration as the assets before it, and for most integrated teams it is a token-list refresh away. Apps that serve euro-denominated users can now offer a regulated euro stablecoin, and apps on any of these networks get the rest of the list without adding a new integration of their own.

Teams building on any of these networks can learn more at sodax.com, or start building at docs.sodax.com. The full list of whitelisted assets lives in the asset directory, alongside the partner applications already live with them. More on EURC from its issuer at circle.com/eurc.