# More Amundi-Managed Euro Fund Tokens Registered on Arbitrum One Than Ethereum

By Enna Lee

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Published: 2026-10-21T01:37:23.000Z
Updated: 2026-10-21T01:37:23.000Z
Section: Investing

> Stellar had the largest registered supply at 1.20 billion tokens. The euro share class was valued at about $1.69 billion across six networks.

The Spiko Amundi Overnight Swap Fund’s euro share class had 2.46 times as many tokens registered on Arbitrum One as Ethereum in an Oct. 19 snapshot, showing its network distribution.

Arbitrum One’s register listed 138,375,491.05 tokens, compared with 56,358,904.33 on Ethereum. Rounded, those amounts are 138.4 million and 56.4 million. The comparison covers one euro share class, not all tokenized assets on either network.

Stellar had the largest registered token supply, at 1.20 billion. Across the six networks in the snapshot — Stellar, Arbitrum, Polygon, Ethereum, Base and Solana — the euro share class had a value of about $1.69 billion. The figures show where shares are recorded in the fund’s shareholder register; they do not mean a network owns the shares.

Amundi and Spiko announced the fund March 19 for treasury and collateral management. Amundi is the delegated investment manager, and Spiko handles tokenization and the shareholder register. The fund uses fully collateralized total return swaps, offers overnight liquidity and allows shares to transfer around the clock.

The tally does not by itself show demand for Arbitrum’s governance token, ARB. ARB is used for governance, while transactions on Arbitrum One are paid for in Ether (ETH).