Executives and early investors at Circle are dumping shares just two months after the company went public, aiming to pull out ...

The Signal Interview “Big day,” Donald Trump remarked to Circle’s Jeremy Allaire at a White House event last month, where the ...

The company is seeking partnerships to boost the use of its USDC coin in payments, along with its cryptocurrency tools and ...

Stablecoin giant Circle Internet Group Inc. early Tuesday unveiled Arc, a new payments platform aimed at major money flows, ...

Circle Internet Group's CEO, Jeremy Allaire, highlighted that the 'Genius Act' will significantly enhance the use of ...

Circle revealed it was set to launch an open, EVM-compatible L1 blockchain called Arc to provide a foundation for applications in capital markets and stablecoin payments.

NEW YORK] Shares of Circle Internet Group fell after the second-largest stablecoin issuer and a group of shareholders, ...

— Jeremy Allaire – jda.eth / jdallaire.sol (@jerallaire) November 27, 2024 As noted on Circle’s official website, the euro stablecoin for crypto capital markets, EURC is MiCA-compliant and ...

Stablecoin giant Circle surpassed expectations for second-quarter revenue in its maiden quarterly results since going public, ...

Circle (NYSE: CRCL) plans a $1.3B secondary stock sale at $130 per share — over 4x its June IPO price — as USDC circulation surges 90% year-over-year and Q2 revenue jumps 53%.

Circle stock jumped on Tuesday morning after the stablecoin issuer posted better-than-expected quarterly results for the first time since going public.

According to the prospectus, Circle CEO Allaire is selling 1,582,160 shares and will have a 23.7% voting stake after the IPO is completed. At $31, Allaire stands to make $49 million.