Emre Yumlu 
One of the key players in the crypto sector, Circle Internet Financial, has officially filed for an initial public offering. The company’s shares will be listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol “CRCL.”
Known as the force behind the USDC stablecoin, the US-based Circle has finally taken a long-anticipated step. The IPO application is seen not only as a milestone for Circle itself but also as part of the broader movement to integrate the crypto industry into traditional finance.
Circle to Offer 24 Million Shares in Upcoming IPO
As part of its IPO strategy, Circle plans to offer a total of 24 million Class A shares. Of these, 9.6 million shares will be offered by the company, while 14.4 million will come from existing stakeholders.
The expected share price is set to fall within the $24 to $26 range, making this offering a significant benchmark in terms of the company’s market valuation.
A Crucial Step Toward Institutional Maturity
Circle’s IPO marks a major example of the long-discussed trend of crypto firms entering traditional public markets. This move is not just about raising fresh capital—it’s also a key moment in enhancing transparency and regulatory compliance for the firm.
Already known for maintaining close cooperation with U.S. regulatory bodies, Circle stands out as one of the few crypto companies prioritizing transparency and compliance.
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