Circle ($CRCL) Rings the NYSE Bell: USDC Issuer Goes Public, Crypto Meets Wall Street
Circle, the firm behind the USDC stablecoin, has officially become a public company. Trading under the ticker $CRCL on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), Circle’s public debut signals a pivotal shift in the world of digital finance.
Known for more than just USDC, It also offers EURC and a Payments Network aimed at building seamless, borderless transactions. The company positions itself as more than a fintech innovator — it’s “building the money layer of the internet,” a vision now fueled by Wall Street support.
The move drew excitement across crypto Twitter. Lulo, creator of the Stablecoin Savings App, tweeted:
“INTERNET FINANCIAL MARKETS COMING TO MAINSTREAM.”
Meanwhile, venture capitalists praised it for trailblazing:
“Exciting times ahead! Circle is setting the stage for a new era in finance.”
Its entry into public markets isn’t just a financial milestone — it’s a statement of intent. The future of money is programmable, digital, and now… publicly traded.
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