Safe Labs announces that its multi-signature wallet Safe Wallet has officially integrated the Morpho vault, allowing users to earn euro yields through the compliant stablecoin EURCV issued by Société Générale, aiming to provide users with secure DeFi yields.

Société Générale's SG-FORGE collaborates with Swift to successfully issue and settle tokenized bonds via EUR CoinVertible (EURCV), demonstrating the synergy between traditional payment systems and blockchain, and promoting the digitalization of capital markets. This project is a large-scale digital asset experiment led by Swift involving more than 30 banks.

With the European Union's Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA) officially coming into effect in 2024, euro stablecoins are experiencing a long-awaited growth cycle. Data shows that within 12 months of MiCA implementation, the market capitalization of major euro stablecoins increased by over 100% year-on-year, completely reversing the previous downward trend. By mid-2025, the total market cap of euro stablecoins has approached 500 million USD, and the monthly trading volume has surged from less than 400 million USD to 3.8 billion USD, with EURC and EURCV leading the growth. On the surface, euro stablecoins are rapidly "reviving," and the European cryptocurrency market seems to be entering a better liquidity environment. However, the key issues that truly impact traders' execution prices are hidden within the trading venues and order book structures.

Golden Finance reports that Societe Generale issued the first U.S. digital bond through Broadridge's new tokenization platform, and DRW acquired the bond. The bond is a short-term floating rate note linked to SOFR, issued on the Canton Network. The token is registered by its subsidiary SG-FORGE, which has previously promoted on-chain bonds, Decentralized Finance transactions, and stablecoin EURCV among other Web3 innovative projects.