On Monday, Circle’s shares (CRCL) leaped to an astonishing $138.57, reaching heights so dizzying you’d think they had caught a rocket to the moon—before quickly losing a bit of altitude. Classic, right?
Circle’s IPO was the kind of success that makes Wall Street’s heart race. It’s being hailed as one of the most dazzling billion-dollar IPO launches in ages. But wait, there’s more…
The first day of trading saw shares opening at $69 (a number that couldn’t be more ‘on the nose’) and closing at $83.23, which means a jaw-dropping surge of 169% from the initial IPO price of $31. No big deal, just a casual rollercoaster of profit.
According to Renaissance Capital, this was the largest first-day spike in more than 30 years. Who needs stable when you can have *this* kind of excitement?
And, surprise surprise, Circle has outpaced tech giants like Airbnb and Robinhood. Seriously, who wouldn’t want to be in the front row of this show?
As if that wasn’t enough, the latest surge has propelled the market cap of USDC to an impressive 50% of the entire USDC circulation. Half a coin—just a casual flex.
SBI’s Big, Bold Bet on Circle
Hold onto your hats—here comes the twist. SBI Holdings, the trusty old partner of Ripple, along with SBI Shinsei Bank, has just invested a cool $50 million into Circle. Why? Because why not get a piece of this meteoric rise?
Now, Circle has the golden ticket to Japan’s promising market, thanks to SBI VC Trade. They’ll be able to inject some real stablecoin energy into Japan—something Circle desperately needed.
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2025-06-09 20:20