Circle’s long-term growth extends beyond USDC yields, with $12B revenue potential by 2030 from high-margin fintech. Read why ...

Red-hot stablecoin IPO Circle Internet GroupCRCL fell sharply Tuesday, continuing a recent retreat as an analyst downgraded Circle stock to sell. Shares have round-tripped a recent aggressive ...

Circle is a pure play on stablecoin infrastructure, benefiting from regulatory clarity and institutional trust. Read why CRCL ...

Circle's latest S-1 filing reveals just how expensive it is to be Coinbase’s best friend. Distribution and transaction costs surged 68.2% year-over-year in Q1, outpacing revenue growth.

Circle, one of the world’s largest issuers of USDC, a stablecoin pegged to the U.S. dollar, ended its first trading day as a public company at $83.23 per share, 168% above its IPO price of $31 ...

On June 5, Circle's shares opened approximately 124.19% higher than the IPO price of $31, debuting at $69. Initially, the shares were set to start trading somewhere between $50 and $52 — a pop ...

Circle and its shareholders have increased the size and price of the company’s initial public offering, reflecting the apparent interest that investors have shown in owning a part of the USDC ...

Circle and some of its shareholders sold 34 million shares at this price. Shares then opened at $69, more than double the IPO price, and closed the first day at $83.23.

Circle Internet Group has filed for an IPO on the New York Stock Exchange. The company is offering 24 million class A shares, with 9.6 million from the firm and 14.4 million from stakeholders.

At its IPO price of $31 a share, Circle's market capitalization would be about $7 billion based on 225.34 million shares outstanding, if underwriters exercised their option to buy additional shares.

In the social network's massive 2012 IPO, which raised a then-record $16 billion, 57% of the shares were sold by existing stakeholders. Circle is even higher at 60%.