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With these reserves, users expect to be able to exchange their stablecoins for dollars or other backing assets at any time.

By integrating with Circle’s infrastructure, Fiserv is positioned to extend the benefits of stablecoin-based payments and open internet finance to thousands of financial institutions.” ...

Taurus is rolling out a zero-knowledge proofs (ZKP) privacy layer for stablecoins, starting with Circle’s USDC. It continues open source work done by Taurus involving ZKP privacy enhancements ...

Emily Mason gives audience to some of the skepticism toward Circle’s blockbuster IPO performance. Circle Internet Group Inc.’s shares have exploded since the firm’s public listing last week ...

However, Circle’s current valuation might be overstretched. With earnings linked to cryptocurrency activity, interest rates, and regulation, the stock could just as likely drop to $20 or even ...

“The IPO's success also suggests that public markets are open to new listings, especially from crypto companies, and reinforces that regulatory clarity may be the decisive factor in opening both ...

Circle soars in NYSE debut as shares indicated 60% above IPO price amid surging crypto demand.

Circle Internet Group (CRCL) stock is indicated to debut at $42-$44 per share on Thursday, representing a 36%-42% premium relative to the $31 initial public offering price, Bloomberg reported.

Morning Brief's Madison Mills breaks down what Circle does as a stablecoin issuer and the major investors that are intent on buying up shares.