Circle and Coinbase — a story of two public offerings
Circle's rise after its IPO on its first day of trading is a contrast to Coinbase, which fell on its first day of trading.
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Circle's rise after its IPO on its first day of trading is a contrast to Coinbase, which fell on its first day of trading.
Circle’s upcoming IPO will provide a unique opportunity to value the world’s largest stablecoin issuer, Tether.
Circle (CRCL) is going public this week, but traders transposed their excitement to another CRCL stock, which spiked 16,000%.
Circle and Tether, the two largest stablecoins, have adopted different tactics when it comes to the management of their reserves.
Crypto exchanges report around $55M in RLUSD volume over the last 24 hours — 99.4% less than Circle’s $9.8B for its much larger USDC.
Circle has filed to go public and admits that it is 98% less profitable than Tether despite sharing a similar business model.
CelaCare's lawsuit wants the stablecoin provider Circle to issue a $1 million USDC refund after its CEO sent crypto to the wrong address.
— Circle, Justin Sun
USDC issuer Circle has announced that it would no longer be continuing support for the stablecoin on Justin Sun's TRON blockchain.
Tether's most recent assurance shows continued growth in market cap, profits, and reserves; vastly outpacing competitors like Circle.
At the end of 2023, algorithmic stablecoins are out, US-based stablecoins are shrinking, and international ones like Tether are exploding.