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Why stablecoin issuer Circle wants to be a bank
If the national bank regulator grants Circle approval, it plans to spin up a national trust bank called First National Digital Currency Bank, N.A. Such a charter would allow the crypto firm to custody and manage the reserve assets behind its own stablecoins and offer other fiduciary services.
Circle made a blockbuster public debut on the New York Stock Exchange in early June. The oversubscribed initial public offering (IPO) turned it into one of the hottest stocks in the market. Circle ...
Circle’s USDC stablecoin is widely used in crypto-institution finance, says David Easthope, head of fintech at Crisil ...
South Korea’s retail traders just made Circle their top foreign stock as a new president ramps up stablecoin regulations.
Coinbase gained 5% to notch its first all-time high since November 2021. The stock has surged more than 40% since the Senate ...
Circle Internet Group shares were losing more steam on Wednesday, three weeks after the company’s splashy initial public ...
As awareness of Circle’s story grows, investors are beginning to see how Coinbase could benefit from opportunites in the ...
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In a letter sent to Congress Tuesday, the attorney general urged lawmakers to regulate issuers of the cryptocurrency ...
An analyst projects revenue growth of up to 30% a year for Circle Internet, helping it outpace other fintechs.
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