EURO (EUR) is a community-held ERC-20 token with a fixed supply of 8,000,000 and no mint function, so it can never be inflated. Source-verified, held in your own wallet, and verifiable by anyone, on-chain.
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Plain facts, no hype. Here is exactly what you are looking at before you decide anything.
EURO is a standard token deployed on Base, an Ethereum Layer-2. It is held in ordinary crypto wallets and moves like any other ERC-20. There is no company server in the middle of a transfer.
The total supply is 8,000,000 EURO, minted once at deployment. The contract has no mint function, so the supply can never be inflated. EURO also supports burning, which permanently removes tokens from circulation.
Despite the name, EURO is not pegged to the euro and is not backed by reserves. It is a utility token whose price is set by the open market and can rise or fall sharply.
The contract source is published and verified on-chain (Exact Match), so anyone can read it on Basescan and confirm there are no fees, no blacklist, and no hidden logic.
EURO is an open, source-verified ERC-20 you hold yourself. These are technical facts you can check on Basescan, not promises.
You hold EURO in your own wallet and control it with your own keys. No account, no intermediary, no permission needed to send or receive.
The contract has no mint function, so the supply can never be inflated beyond the 8,000,000 total. New EURO simply cannot be created.
EURO can be burned — permanently removed from circulation. Burning can only ever reduce the circulating supply over time, never increase it.
EURO runs on Base, an Ethereum Layer-2 secured by Ethereum, offering fast and low-cost transactions backed by Ethereum-grade security.
Anyone, anywhere can hold or receive EURO from a self-custody wallet. There is no application and no account to open.
Every transfer is recorded on a public ledger. Note: this means EURO is pseudonymous, not anonymous — activity is tied to addresses and is permanently visible.
Cryptocurrency began with a simple goal: the ability to hold and move value without asking permission from a central gatekeeper. EUROFI exists to keep that idea alive — financial self-sovereignty, where your money answers to you and to open code, not to a switch someone else can flip.
EUROFI is a decentralized, community-run collective that organizes as a DAO. Contributors are pseudonymous by design, in the cypherpunk tradition. Day-to-day operations are coordinated through a legal entity registered in Costa Rica, corporate ID 3-102-960698.
A note on honesty: Base is a public ledger, so EURO is pseudonymous, not anonymous. The contract is source-verified, so you can read it yourself rather than trust a claim. What you can always rely on is self-custody — your keys, your tokens.
EURO is available on decentralized exchanges (DEXs) on the Base network, where it can be swapped directly from your own wallet. Here is the safe way to do it.
Install a non-custodial wallet such as MetaMask, Rabby, or a hardware wallet, and add the Base network. Write down your recovery phrase and never share it — no real support team will ever ask for it.
Add some ETH on the Base network to your wallet to cover the swap amount plus Base network (gas) fees, which are typically very low.
Go to a reputable DEX that supports Base (for example Uniswap or Aerodrome) and connect your wallet. You stay in control of your funds the whole time — the DEX never takes custody.
Search by the official EURO contract address shown above, not just by ticker. Many fake tokens copy popular names. Confirm the address matches character-for-character before going further.
Check the rate, the price impact, and the network fee. When you are comfortable, confirm the swap in your wallet. EURO will appear in your wallet once the transaction settles.
Everything here is verifiable on Basescan. If a number on another site disagrees with the chain, trust the chain.
No. Despite the name, EURO is a utility token. It is not a fiat-backed stablecoin, it is not pegged to the euro, and it is not backed by reserves. Its price is set by the open market and can be volatile.
EURO is a source-verified standard ERC-20 on the Base network. Its fixed supply is 8,000,000 and the contract has no mint function, so no new tokens can ever be created; tokens can only be burned. Review the verified contract on Basescan to confirm exactly which functions it includes.
No. EUROFI is an independent decentralized collective. It is not connected to, endorsed by, or regulated as the European Union, the European Central Bank, or any government or public institution. The name refers to the project, nothing more.
On decentralized exchanges that support the Base network, directly from a self-custody wallet. Always confirm you are using the official contract address listed on this website before swapping.
No. Base is a public, transparent ledger. EURO transactions are pseudonymous — tied to wallet addresses rather than names — but every transfer is permanently visible and can be analyzed.
Tokens held in your own self-custody wallet are controlled by your private keys alone. No one can reverse a mistaken transfer or recover lost keys for you — self-custody means you are fully responsible for your funds. Before relying on any token, read its verified contract on Basescan to understand exactly what functions it has.
No. EURO is a utility token, not a security or investment product, and nothing here is financial advice. Crypto is high-risk and you can lose the full amount you put in. Only ever use money you can afford to lose, and do your own research.
EURO (EUR) is a decentralized utility token. It is not a security, not an investment product, not a fiat-backed stablecoin, and not pegged to the euro. Nothing on this website is financial, legal, or tax advice, and nothing here is an offer or solicitation to buy or sell any asset.
Cryptocurrency is highly volatile and high-risk. The value of EURO can fall, including to zero, and you may lose the entire amount you spend. Decentralized assets are self-custodied: you are solely responsible for your wallet and keys, and transactions are irreversible. There is no issuer, fund, or authority that can recover lost, stolen, or mistakenly sent tokens.
Do your own research, verify the contract independently on a block explorer, and only ever risk money you can afford to lose entirely. Read the full Risk Disclosure & Legal Notice.