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📅 17.05.2026 · Europe’s Plan to Crush Tether · 👁️ 33

Pending. The Eurosystem launched the Appia initiative in 2025, aiming to shape a European tokenised financial ecosystem. The roadmap for Appia, published in March 2026, outlines a structured path towards this goal, with a focus o...

"The second is called Appia, targeting full implementation by 2028. A roadmap for a fully interoperable"

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B is building two pieces of infrastructure that almost nobody on crypto Twitter is paying attention to. The first is called Pontus. It launches in September 2026, and it links distributed ledger platforms directly to the ECB's target settlement system. To put it simply, it lets tokenized assets settle in central bank money instead of USDT or USDC. The second is called Appia, targeting full implementation by 2028. A roadmap for a fully interoperable European tokenized financial ecosystem. And the retail digital euro pilot kicks off in the second half of 2027 with a full launch targeted for 2029. ECB board member Piero Cipollone said it bluntly in March, "Without tokenized central bank money, sellers of tokenized securities are forced to accept payment in assets they're not comfortable holding

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