According to CoinMeta, data from token and terminal shows that the supply of euro stablecoins reached 848.1 million US dollars on September 7, an increase of about 22.6% for the year, with a net addition of approximately 156 million US dollars. During the same period, the supply of US dollar stablecoins only increased by about 159 million US dollars, with a base amount of 298.5 billion US dollars. eurc and eurcv together account for 82% of the supply of euro stablecoins, among which eurcv is issued by sg-forge, a digital assets subsidiary of Societe Generale of France, accounting for 19.6%. Ethereum saw an increase of about 125 million US dollars this year, with a market share of 69.4%; solana increased by about 30 million US dollars, with a market share of 14.7%; and the supply of base decreased from 73.9 million US dollars to 58.7 million US dollars.