TL;DR:
- AllUnity aims to expand its EURAU stablecoin with liquidity pools on Uniswap, Raydium and Tempo, with pairs against USDT and USDT0.
- The initiative is backed by Flowdesk as liquidity provider and operates under an EMI license granted by BaFin in July 2025.
- Dollar-pegged stablecoins continue to dominate 97% of the $316 billion market, according to CoinGecko data.
AllUnity, a regulated stablecoin company, announced the addition of its EURAU token to liquidity pools on the leading decentralized exchanges in the market. The launched pairs include EURAU/USDT on Uniswap on Ethereum, EURAU/USDT0 on the Tempo blockchain also via Uniswap, and EURAU/USDT on Raydium on Solana. Flowdesk will act as liquidity provider across all platforms.
The addition comes nine months after the formal launch of EURAU, and just over a year after AllUnity obtained its Electronic Money Institution (EMI) license from Germany’s Federal Financial Supervisory Authority, BaFin, in July 2025. The integration with Aerodrome in December 2025 was the token’s first foray into a DEX.
AllUnity Builds a Unified Liquidity Layer
The decision to deepen its presence in the DeFi market is significant from a regulatory standpoint. While the European Union’s MiCA framework, fully in force since late 2024, generally excludes decentralized protocols from its scope, the European Central Bank questioned last month whether decentralized autonomous organizations are sufficiently decentralized to fall outside its reach. The AllUnity strategy unfolds precisely within that context of regulatory uncertainty.
Rupertus Rothenhäuser, Chief Commercial Officer of AllUnity, stated that the company’s expansion is an important step toward building a robust and accessible euro liquidity layer, and emphasized that its goal is to facilitate seamless exchange between euros and dollars. Lorenzo Romagnoli, co-founder of USDT0, noted that integrating EURAU into its network aims to create “a unified euro-dollar liquidity layer that moves frictionlessly across chains, exchanges and payment ecosystems.”
Dollar Dominance, the Euro’s Challenge
Dollar-pegged stablecoins account for 97% of a global market valued at $316 billion, according to CoinGecko. The MiCA framework was conceived, in part, as a tool to reduce that dependence, although some banking officials have acknowledged that the framework may prove insufficient to reverse it. Tether, for its part, declined to seek compliance under MiCA rules and saw several European exchanges delist its USDT from their platforms.
That AllUnity structures its pairs precisely against dollar stablecoins —including USDT— is an ambiguity that European regulators will have to address sooner or later.
