Circle

Publicly-traded, liquid securities are “low-hanging fruit” for tokenization before moving to private markets, executive says

President Trump’s feud with Elon Musk took a backseat as investors digested a better-than-expected labor report

Circle had a pretty successful first day of trading, but what’s next for the stablecoin issuer?

The stablecoin issuer’s successful first day of trading is likely to spur more crypto IPOs, industry watchers say

Circle’s stock is expected to price at $31 and will go public on the NYSE Thursday

Fineqia’s Matteo Greco says Circle’s targeting a valuation in line with market expectations to avoid a post-launch drop like Coinbase

“Retail may find it harder to latch on” to a company with less brand recognition than Coinbase, VanEck crypto research head says

The stablecoin issuer now plans to offer 32 million Class A common stock shares at a price of up to $28 each

Jay Woods, Chief Global Strategist at Freedom Capital Markets, said it would be “very rare” for an acquisition to happen since the IPO may occur as soon as next week

Bitwise’s Ryan Rasmussen thinks Coinbase could be eyeing Circle, Securitize, Chainalysis and Alchemy as it mulls more acquisitions

The stablecoin issuer will have to contend with bigger players and the interest rates environment

Tech fund portfolio manager Dominic Rizzo calls stablecoins “the most obvious use case for crypto”

Circle acquired the company responsible for creating the largest tokenized money market fund

Regulatory clarity could revive euro stablecoins, making inroads against the dollar’s dominance

Circle has received a license to operate in the EU under the Markets in Crypto-Assets regulation

Just a few months after it confidentially filed for a US IPO, the company is planning to jump across the pond

Circle’s new smart contract to allow holders of BlackRock USD Institutional Digital Liquidity Fund to redeem shares for its stablecoin