Currencies
Currency DNA
You don't need financial vocabulary to use CentDNA. Browse the seven currencies by region, tap anything that sounds like where your money lives, and see exactly which instruments reference it.
7 currencies · 4 regions · structural characteristics only, no market data
European · Diverse · Liquid
€ Euro
The euro is the only currency in this set whose market depth approaches the dollar's, and it is the most direct diversifier away from it. Its breadth is also its character: it aggregates a wide spread of economies rather than a single one, which softens any individual shock but leaves it more exposed to regional policy than a single-state currency would be.
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6 instruments with exposure to EUR
Meridian Reserve
goldEUR/CENT
The most liquid euro instrument here — the same structure as Meridian's dollar cent, pointed at a different reference.
Illustrative — not a real instrument
Aurelian Clearing House
silverEUR/CENT
Aurelian's home instrument, and the clearest example of what a tokenized deposit actually is rather than what it resembles.
Illustrative — not a real instrument
Northlight Custody
silverEUR/CENT
The strongest custody arrangement in the euro set, and the slowest to move. That is the same fact stated twice.
Illustrative — not a real instrument
Solveig Reserve
silverEUR/CENT
Euro exposure structured the way Solveig structures everything: fully reserved, slowly redeemed, deliberately dull.
Illustrative — not a real instrument
Aurelian Clearing House
silverEUR/CENT
European exposure without picking between the three. The franc sleeve is what pulls its stability characteristic up.
Illustrative — not a real instrument
Meridian Reserve
goldUSD/CENT
Five currencies weighted toward the dollar. The broadest exposure here, and the one that dilutes any single currency's character most.
Illustrative — not a real instrument