#CircleIPO

Circle company raised approximately $1.1 billion in its expanded initial public offering, with shares priced at $31 each, exceeding the expected range of $24 to $28, reflecting an increasing acceptance of stablecoin issuers like USDC issued by the company.

About 34 million shares were sold in the offering, bringing the company's market value to $6.9 billion, with a fully diluted value of nearly $8.1 billion136.

Circle's shares will begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker "CRCL"16.

This move comes after a previous unsuccessful attempt to go public through a SPAC deal in 2021, reflecting the company's maturity and investor confidence in the future of stablecoins and their increasing regulation, especially with supportive legislation like the STABLE Act of 2025 in the United States.

The success of this offering may pave the way for more digital currency sector pioneers to enter the public markets, boosting confidence and attracting new investments through platforms like Binance.

As regulations continue to evolve, the commitment of companies like Circle to transparency and compliance emerges as a key factor in building a sustainable future for the digital currency market. Despite existing challenges, strategic partnerships with leading platforms like Binance, which supports USDC trading, enhance the integration of these revolutionary assets into the traditional financial system in a safe and effective manner.