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CRCL Circle

$82.22
$4.75
(5.46%)
Today
Closed $82.22
$0.05
(0.06%)
After Hours
EarningsNov 4
Mkt Cap$20.98B
Vol11.33M

About CRCL

Circle Internet Group, Inc. is a financial technology company that enables businesses of all sizes to harness the power of digital currencies and public blockchains for payments, commerce and financial applications worldwide. The company was founded by Jeremy J. Allaire and Patrick Sean Neville in August 2013 and is headquartered in New York, NY.
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Themadogtrader
$CRCL $COIN Back in on full port, we all know where crypto stable coins going don’t kid yourself!
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JFDI
$CRCL - U&R type week if this low holds into tomorrow’s close. 3wt mid range. Working on an AB/CD build out, could put it back near range highs.
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DomLuminous
$CRCL co founder has resigned from the board! WOW And CFO steps down! Double wow.. -40% incoming?
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AZInvestments
$CRCL the funny thing about CRCL is that its not going to gradually reach ATH, its going to do it suddenly in 1-5 days. It’s going to explode and catch everyone off guard.
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HungryMoney
Interesting look on $CRCL for Q'4. If we close with this look, strong possibility of $140 by EOY.
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Crypto_Gems
$CRCL this all makes you think. Ark sells off a fraction of their shares. Market drops this significantly. At the same time binance collects shares at a bargain price. Market swiftly jumps back up. How coordinated are these events? I dont really care but just sharing the market patterns
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Short_Fridays
$CRCL This is the #2 stock that ChatGPT flagged me that has the best chance of squeezing in the next 45 days
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Ver13
$CRCL sheesh! $PYTH.X ”The Pyth DAO has approved a revenue buyback rule under OP-PIP-136 that directs 100% of funds received from Pyth products to accumulating PYTH in the Reserve, up from 33%. Stablecoin receipts fund open-market PYTH purchases carried out through a pre-authorized council. The higher allocation roughly triples the share of product-revenue funds assigned to purchases. It ties recurring PYTH demand to revenue receipts rather than setting a fixed purchase amount. The scale and persistence of accumulation therefore depend on the revenue base, described as approximately $11.5 million in annual recurring revenue, and whether its growth continues to support purchases.” $BTC.X
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kivory
$CRCL price target end of year 250 $MSTR price target end of year 250 all based on $BTC.X regaining 110k
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Crypto_Gems
$CRCL i think people fail to understand when the shift to stablecoins will really hit. It has nothing to do with crypto meme pumping crap. It has to do with transacting at an institutional/treasury level. Which will only happen once fasb passes the clause to enable Stablecoins to act as cash and cash equivalents.
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DomLuminous
$CRCL Usage faded immediately. Active addresses: 496k → 64k in 12 days. Daily txs: 7.8M → ~1.6M. Classic launch-then-farm-exit. Stablecoin supply already shrinking. ~$624M → ~$467M in a week. If the “home for USDC” thesis were working, float would be climbing, not giving back a quarter.
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ieatlightbulbs
$CRCL $COIN $MSTR showing signs of life. Low risk entry’s here vs recent lows. Something tells me they rip it back to highs. Possibly bottomed.
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LongBullish
$CRCL Reuters reported today that Circle plans to expand into approximately 40 additional emerging and developing markets. Positive developments include: A reported $400 million Tazapay acquisition. A $100 million strategic investment from Binance. USDC circulation growth of 19% year over year to $73.3 billion in Q2. Increasing institutional adoption of Circle's Arc infrastructure.
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Sigmatix
$CRCL $SUI.X $SOL.X that $1.00 dip was a gift. 6 million TPS at its peak under an agentic stress test. Built to handle insane volume for Agentic AI. Now Samsung is integrating SUI for USDC transactions. Talk about the golden ticket.
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FactsOrNah
$CRCL USDC adoption is definitely on an uptrend with established companies like Stripe building services with it and more novel digital platforms like Genolith incorporating it for real use cases. The trouble is just the stiff competition from traditional banks and credit card companies building their own dollar-pegged stablecoins for their already established global networks. Circle has to build the network AND get the adoption. TradFi just has to push adoption on their existing constituents. I’m rooting for the underdog, but the financial story is still a long uphill battle.
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philbeshear
$CRCL When this drop for 2-4 days straight, 🐻 will tell you that the stock will go to $0 and bankrupt. Wait until after next er, they will tell you why they let the train leaving the station and left them behind. With Circle, the more 🐻 bash against it, the stronger it will bounce back. 80-133 after last er 65-105 after most recent btc rebounce Next, we could potentially see from 80-140 from now until after 11/11.
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Crypto_Gems
$CRCL great time to buy those long term leaps as the stock falls. Circle and USDC is a hot commodity on the street
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gary918
$CRCL I ran the 8K through Chat. In that the CFO resigned yet still got all his options vested and a contract through the end of the year, it appears to be a negotiated and structured transition. So no malfeasance or accounting issues. I might think the guy was burned out and needs a break as he has a no compete clause for 12 month and the Company might want a new CFO with some different skill sets. So even if a sell off (as in also who knew at 09:00 with the volume dump?) it will recover quickly.
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Majorwood
$CRCL this will double in next 8 months. Mark my words. This idea is a freight train gaining momentum and will eat all the old money rails alive
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Agent8
$CRCL $COIN I personally view the CFO’s departure as a long term positive; first of all it’s a “CFO transition” not an outright immediate resignation. When a successor is named, then they transition. A planned departure or retirement opens the door for fresh leadership. A new CFO may bring advanced expertise in capital allocation, tech modernization, or scaling operations. I also think it’s a sign of growth: Sometimes, a CFO moves on because they have successfully guided the company through its initial IPO, or the transition represents a natural evolution in the executive team. Looking forward to see who they bring on in January. LT
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