CHART: Crypto IPO winners and losers
Cryptocurrency firms have been rushing to IPO, but only some have been able to increase their value since listing publicly.
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Cryptocurrency firms have been rushing to IPO, but only some have been able to increase their value since listing publicly.
Circle’s Arc wouldn’t support reversible transactions directly, but disputes would resolve on another layer “akin to credit card refunds.”
LlamaRisk claims the bug bounties of multi-billion dollar stablecoin firms Circle and Tether are "inadequate," and fail to exceed $10K.
Bank of International Settlements researchers have quantified a few basis points of measurable impact from stablecoins on US Treasuries.
The GENIUS Act forbids any interest payments by Circle to USDC holders, causing them to venture elsewhere for APRs of 59% or beyond.
2025 has been a great year for stablecoins; we're seeing new regulatory frameworks, and the president of the United States has launched one.
$50B stablecoin firm Circle Internet Group accused a circle-themed memecoin of “brand infringement," causing it to change its ticker.
USDC stablecoin issuer Circle has been criticized for not freezing $9M taken in the GMX protocol hack quickly enough.
Circle VCs and executives sold $270M worth of stock that would have been worth an extra $1.9B had they waited a couple of weeks.
Circle's USDC has made substantial gains in 2025 across several metrics against its main stablecoin competitor, Tether's USDT.