In the European real estate transaction scene, stablecoins are quietly changing the traditional settlement methods. According to data, a real estate matching platform has facilitated over 100 transactions involving properties in the UK, France, Malta, and other countries, with individual deal values ranging from $500,000 to $2.5 million.

What’s even more noteworthy is the change in client behavior—high-net-worth individuals are beginning to choose euro-pegged stablecoins (such as EURC) to avoid the cumbersome processes of traditional banking channels. Data reflects the popularity of this trend: the average client holdings have risen sharply from €15,785 to €59,894, nearly a threefold increase.

The logic behind this is easy to understand. Compared to the lengthy review periods, high transaction fees, and exchange rate risks of traditional cross-border remittances, stablecoins offer a more direct and transparent settlement solution. Especially for euro-pegged tokens, they eliminate concerns about dollar fluctuations, providing high-net-worth clients with a more efficient option for cross-border asset allocation. This scenario is no longer just theoretical speculation but real market feedback.