Bybit EU has taken a step to broaden regulated stablecoin access across Europe with the launch of a new suite of USDC- and EURC-focused campaigns designed to promote responsible digital-asset use. Announced today from the company’s Vienna hub, the initiative deepens the practical availability of two fully reserved stablecoins across Bybit EU’s regulated platform, and pairs savings-focused products with trading and payments use cases inside a MiCA-compliant framework.
The first phase, which launched on February 2, centers on predictable, fixed-term Earn products meant to shift the conversation away from short-term speculation and toward structured saving and financial literacy. Instead of pushing quick trades or market timing, these programs are pitched as practical ways to reach specific goals. They aim to put idle cash to work for an emergency fund, upcoming bills, or longer-term plans.
Among the headline offers are a new-user exclusive USDC 10-day Fixed Earn yielding 20% APR, alongside a second USDC 10-day Fixed Earn at 14% APR and a USDC 30-day Fixed Earn at 16% APR. The program also includes a EURC–USDC Cross-Yield 30-day product offering 15% APR. By packaging returns into fixed terms, the company says these products aim to give customers clarity and predictability rather than exposure to volatile market swings.
“Integrating USDC and EURC enables us to expand access to regulated stablecoins while promoting more thoughtful and responsible ways for users to engage with digital assets,” said Mazurka Zeng, co-CEO of Bybit EU . “Through savings-focused Earn products, we aim to support financial literacy and long-term participation within a regulated European environment.”
Regulated Stablecoins Move Into Everyday Use
The stablecoins at the center of the campaign are issued by regulated entities and operate natively on blockchain networks, enabling near-real-time, low-cost global transfers. Circle, the issuer behind USDC, is referenced in the announcement as a regulated partner whose digital assets meet the standards of the EU’s Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulatory framework. Circle’s tokens are presented as a foundation for compliance-first innovation across trading, savings and payments inside the European Economic Area (EEA).
In parallel with the Earn rollout, Bybit EU opened registration for a trading competition called “Consistency Counts,” a contest that rewards disciplined activity with a 110,000 USDC prize pool. Organizers pitched the event as an opportunity to place a premium on steady, rule-based trading rather than one-off, high-risk wagers. Looking ahead, Bybit EU said it plans further integrations across its product suite that will expand everyday utility for USDC and EURC, including enhanced functionality for the Bybit Card.
The company is positioning this campaign as part of a broader effort to normalize regulated stablecoins as practical utility tools in Europe, not merely speculative instruments. By anchoring offers in fixed-term savings and coupling them with trading events that emphasize discipline, the platform is attempting to nudge users toward more informed participation and longer-term engagement.
Bybit EU serves customers across the EEA (excluding Malta) via its bybit.eu platform and operates under Austrian authorization to provide custody and administration of crypto-assets on behalf of clients, exchange of crypto-assets for funds and for other crypto-assets, placement of crypto-assets, and transfer services for crypto-assets. The firm clarified that it is not an operator of a trading platform for crypto-assets nor a provider of investment advice.
As regulated stablecoins gain more traction in Europe under MiCA, initiatives like this one test how custodial platforms can combine compliance, consumer education and product design to steer users toward safer, goal-oriented financial behavior. Bybit EU has indicated this is just the first wave of campaigns it will deploy to support the stablecoin ecosystem and encourage long-term, responsible participation among its European user base.
