EURICA Network – EURI (€) Whitepaper (Lite Version)

A community-driven, multichain-first approach to building a European-focused blockchain and EURI (€) token economy.

Version 0.1 · Draft for community and listing purposes · This document may evolve as the project progresses.

Important note: EURI Coin (EURI, €) is a crypto-native asset with a fixed supply. It is not a fiat currency, not a stablecoin and not issued or backed by any government, central bank or financial institution. Nothing in this document constitutes financial advice.

1. Introduction

EURICA is a community-driven initiative to build a blockchain and token economy aligned with the needs of the European crypto ecosystem. The starting point is simple: launch a clear base coin with transparent supply, grow a multichain community around it, and then introduce a dedicated blockchain where fees, staking and governance are powered by that same base coin – EURI (€).

The core asset of the ecosystem is EURI Coin (EURI, €), a fixed-supply coin designed to become the native gas, staking and governance asset of the future EURICA Network. In the initial phase, EURI exists as a token on multiple established blockchains to allow easy access and low transaction costs for users.

2. Motivation and problem statement

Users in Europe today interact with a global mix of networks and tokens that are not always designed with their specific context in mind. On top of that, token models can be overly complex, with unclear allocations and emissions that make it hard to understand what a holder actually owns.

EURICA aims to address this with three simple principles centred on EURI:

Clarity: a single base coin (EURI) with a fixed total supply.
Transparency: a straightforward 1/3–1/3–1/3 allocation model that anyone can follow.
Community focus: a roadmap towards a dedicated blockchain centred on the European crypto community.

3. High-level architecture

The EURICA architecture is intentionally phased to reduce risk and allow the community to grow step by step. The project is structured into three main phases:

3.1 Phase 1 – Multichain EURI token

EURI is launched as a token on existing networks such as BNB Chain and Tron, with planned expansion to Arbitrum, Base, Ethereum and Solana. This provides:

Immediate access to existing users and wallets.
Low-cost transfers and trading of EURI, depending on the network.
The ability to build liquidity and community before the native chain is live.

3.2 Phase 2 – Infrastructure and staking

Once the multichain presence is established, the focus shifts to staking, liquidity infrastructure and cross-chain coordination. The goals of this phase are:

Introduce staking programs for EURI holders.
Deploy liquidity pools and basic DeFi integrations.
Prepare technical modules and governance processes for the future EURICA chain.

3.3 Phase 3 – Native EURICA blockchain

The final step of the initial roadmap is the launch of the native EURICA blockchain. In this phase:

EURI becomes the native gas, staking and governance coin of the network.
Validators and delegators secure the chain by staking EURI (€).
Migration and incentive programs are introduced for early holders on external networks.

4. Token model – EURI Coin (EURI, €)

EURI Coin is the core asset of the EURICA ecosystem. The token model is deliberately minimalistic to avoid unnecessary complexity and to keep the design easy to audit and understand.

4.1 Supply and allocation

Total supply: 100,000,000,000 EURI (fixed, no further minting).
Operations & liquidity: 33.33% – 33,333,333,333 EURI.
Staking & security: 33.33% – 33,333,333,333 EURI.
Locked treasury: 33.33% – 33,333,333,334 EURI.

The operations & liquidity allocation covers initial liquidity on DEX/CEX, market making, marketing, community incentives, partnerships and operational reserves. The staking & security allocation is reserved for long-term staking rewards and validator programs. The locked treasury is placed in time-locked contracts to support long-term ecosystem growth and strategic initiatives.

4.2 Staking and rewards

Staking is a central component of the EURICA design. Over time, the project intends to:

Reward early validators and delegators with higher initial reward rates in EURI.
Gradually reduce emissions as the network becomes more established.
Use on-chain governance to fine-tune reward parameters when the community is ready.

4.3 Locked treasury

The locked treasury is designed as a long-term tool rather than a short-term liquidity source. Key principles:

An initial hard lock of at least 1–1.5 months from launch.
Gradual unlocking in small tranches, with on-chain transparency.
Use of funds for development, ecosystem grants, partnerships and – if governance approves – potential buyback or burn programs.

5. Multichain design

From day one, EURICA treats EURI as a multichain asset. This means:

Deploying EURI on BNB Chain and Tron in the initial phase.
Expanding to Arbitrum, Base, Ethereum and Solana as the ecosystem grows.
Coordinating supply across chains so that the total circulating amount never exceeds 100,000,000,000 EURI.

Bridges and cross-chain tooling will be implemented with a focus on security and transparency. Whenever possible, the project intends to rely on well-audited components and open-source implementations.

6. Governance and community

Governance in EURICA is expected to evolve over time:

Early stage: a core team coordinates development, listings and infrastructure.
Growth stage: EURI holders begin to participate in signalling and advisory votes.
Mature stage: on-chain governance mechanisms allow EURI holders to vote on key parameters, treasury usage and protocol upgrades.

Community channels such as X (Twitter), Telegram, Discord and GitHub are central to this process. The goal is to keep communication open, with clear public updates on milestones and changes to the roadmap.

7. Roadmap summary

The roadmap can be summarised as three high-level phases:

Phase 1 – Foundation: launch the brand, deploy EURI on initial networks, open community channels, publish litepaper and docs.
Phase 2 – Multichain expansion: extend to more networks, develop liquidity and DeFi integrations, introduce staking programs.
Phase 3 – Native chain: launch the EURICA mainnet, migrate and incentivise early holders, and expand governance.

Timelines for each phase are intentionally flexible and may be adjusted as the market and regulatory environment evolve. What remains constant is the focus on building a sustainable and transparent ecosystem around EURI and the EURICA Network.

8. Risk factors

Like any early-stage crypto project, EURICA carries significant risk. Key risk factors include, but are not limited to:

Market volatility and potential loss of value.
Regulatory changes in different jurisdictions.
Technical issues, bugs or security vulnerabilities.
Delays or changes in the roadmap and implementation.

Participants should carefully evaluate their own risk tolerance and seek independent professional advice where necessary. Holding or using EURI should not be considered an investment guarantee or a promise of returns.