Anchored Coins AEUR (AEUR) stablecoin analytics
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AEUR
Anchored Coins' AEUR is in terminal decline: FlowBank SA, which held 15% of AEUR's euro reserves, declared bankruptcy in June 2024, locking a portion of collateral in proceedings. Anchored Coins has ceased new issuance and was delisted from Binance EEA in March 2025, leaving 85% of reserves at Swissquote Bank SA intact but the product functionally winding down. The peg score of 29 and 216 depeg events including one that spiked over 8,400 basis points reflect the chaos of a stablecoin whose reserve partner failed. AEUR is now less a competitive euro stablecoin and more a cautionary tale about single-custodian concentration risk — the kind of counterparty failure that every stablecoin investor assumes won't happen until it does.
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