Binance says traders must have missed the memo on the AEUR <button class="define-target" id="stablecoin">stablecoin</button>, which was intended to be <button class="define-target" id="peg">pegged</button> to the Euro. Shortly after it was listed on Binance, high demand caused the token — which had a limited supply of 5&nbsp;million — to begin trading for as high as €3 per token. "[U]sers ... might not have realized its standing as a stablecoin" wrote Binance in an announcement, published the day after the exchange suspended trading in the token due to "abnormal volatility".<p>Binance announced a compensation plan for users who purchased the token during an eligibility period and who were unable to resell, in an apparent attempt to placate the angry traders who accused Binance of "scamming" them by halting trading.</p><p>AEUR was issued by Anchored Coins, a Swiss stablecoin issuer.</p>

"AEUR Spot Trading Temporarily Suspended"

"Updates on AEUR Spot Trading (2023-12-06)"

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