Circle Internet’s stock fell after an analyst set a price target that implies an 18% decline.

Circle stock jumped as much as 20% before paring gains, building on an 80% rally last week after the Senate passed legislation that provides a federal framework for stablecoins.

Circle Internet Group Inc.’s shares jumped 20% on Friday after Seaport Global gave the stablecoin issuer its first buy rating in the wake of the US Senate’s move this week to pass legislation ...

Investing.com -- Circle Internet Group (NYSE: CRCL) stock surged 11% in pre-market trading Friday, extending its 34% gain from the previous day after the U.S. Senate approved a milestone ...

Cathie Wood’s ARK Invest made its first Circle stock sale just 11 days after the public launch, selling 342,658 CRCL shares for $51.7 million.

Circle’s current primary revenue source is derived from the yield produced by the reserves supporting USDC, which now has a circulating supply close to $60 billion.

Investors' demand for shares of Circle Internet Group shows no early signs of slowing down.

Circle Goes Full Circle Circle's IPO last week was validation for stablecoins, but the business model carries interest rate risks, says CoinDesk Indices' Andy Baehr.

Indiana Jones and The Great Circle's first expansion, The Order of the Giants, now has a release date — and it's only a few months' away.

Circle’s IPO highlights crypto’s mainstream shift, with USDC driving revenue and new fintech services expanding its reach. Read why CRCL stock is a hold.

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’s successful IPO comes three years after Circle’s previous attempt at going public. The stablecoin issuer had plans to combine with a SPAC in 2022 at a $9 billion valuation.