Euro stablecoin EURT has been trading below the euro since November 2023
According to Kaiko data, as various new products are launched, the Euro stablecoin market is becoming more active, but volatility has also increased. Data shows that since November 2023, the trading price of the Euro stablecoin EURT has been consistently lower than the Euro.
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