Spiko Plugs EU Treasury Funds Into Coinbase Stablecoin Rails
Spiko has integrated Coinbase Payments into two EU-regulated UCITS T-bill funds, letting investors use USDC and EURC on Base.
EU-regulated T-bill funds just got a crypto on-ramp you'll actually want to use. Spiko has wired Coinbase Payments directly into two UCITS Treasury funds, meaning you can now subscribe to and redeem from those funds using USDC or EURC — all settled through Coinbase's Base network.
This is a bigger deal than it sounds. UCITS funds carry serious EU regulatory weight, and pairing them with stablecoin rails gives crypto-native investors a clean, compliant path into dollar- and euro-denominated yield without touching a traditional bank wire. Base keeps the transaction costs low and settlement fast.
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The move signals that the gap between on-chain liquidity and regulated financial products is closing faster than most traders expected. Spiko isn't a fringe experiment — it's using battle-tested fund structures and bolting on the stablecoin infrastructure that retail and institutional crypto holders already live in.
For traders sitting on USDC or EURC and hunting for yield beyond DeFi pools, this opens a door to regulated short-duration government debt. That's a risk profile most DeFi instruments simply can't match. Watch this model — if it gains traction, expect more fund managers to chase the same integration playbook.
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