Circle (CRCL) stock is under pressure after Mizuho initiated coverage of the company with an Underperform rating, pointing to ...

Circle's stock is overvalued, with risks tied to interest rates, revenue sharing, and market assumptions. Click to know why investors should exit their CRCL positions now.

We discussed Circle Internet Group Inc. stock's potential to reach $300 less than two weeks ago. Is it possible for it to rise to $500 levels from this point?

Circle’s capital-light operational model allows it to scale profitably. Despite high partner distribution expenses — such as payments to Coinbase — its underlying margin profile remains robust.

David Zaslowsky of Baker McKenzie discusses developments toward a legal framework for digital assets and integration of them into traditional finance, noting the Initial Public Offering of Circle ...

Circle Internet Group Inc.’s debut as a public company last week was successful, in part because investors expect a friendlier regulatory backdrop to boost the growth of stablecoins ...

Shares of Circle Internet Group turned higher as Wall Street applauded the stablecoin issuer’s move to try to establish a national digital-currency trust bank.

Angel Reese and her mother respond to Robert Griffin III’s claims he has inside intel on her relationship with Caitlin ...

USDC stablecoin issuer Circle Internet Group made a powerful and successful public stock debut. The listing is seen as a key step for integrating stablecoins into the global financial system.

Morning Brief's Madison Mills breaks down what Circle does as a stablecoin issuer and the major investors that are intent on buying up shares.

Crypto giant Circle Internet Group’s stock surged 168% above their initial offer price on Thursday in a major boost to an IPO market that had stagnated in recent months. Shares of Circle, which ...

New York-based stablecoin issuer Circle Internet Group, which rejected acquisition offers by crypto industry giants such as Ripple and Coinbase (Nasdaq: COIN), has a major announcement, Reuters ...