Yigit Taha OZTURK 
In a historic step for digital finance, Circle, the company behind the USDC stablecoin, has officially launched public trading on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) under the ticker CRCL.
CRCL Shares Debut on Wall Street
On June 5, Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire announced the company’s stock listing on X, marking a major milestone in a journey that began 12 years ago. Founded with the goal of reimagining global finance for the internet age, Circle’s public debut is seen as a bridge between decentralized assets and traditional capital markets.
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Circle upsized its initial public offering multiple times to meet high investor demand, finally selling 34 million shares at $31 each. The IPO raised $1.05 billion, surpassing the original plan of 24 million shares priced between $24 and $26.
A Milestone Moment for Crypto Industry
The IPO is not just a financial achievement for Circle but a symbol of how stablecoins and blockchain companies are becoming part of mainstream finance. Notable industry figures like Michael Saylor and Paul Grewal publicly congratulated the team.
“This isn’t just a personal milestone,” Allaire said. “It’s a meaningful step toward fusing the global economic system with the internet.”
As more crypto-native firms move toward public markets, the industry gains credibility and regulatory clarity. Circle‘s NYSE listing could drive greater trust in USDC and open new pathways for stablecoin innovation.
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