Circle estimated its first public public call (IPO) Wednesday at $ 31 per share, higher than the expected range from $ 24 to $ 26.
The company has sold around 34 million shares of the offer for an evaluation of $ 1.1 billion. Bloomberg stings the total amount collected in the IPO at 6.2 billion dollars.
Circle initially planned to offer only 24 million class A shares, with 9.6 million from the company itself and the rest of the first stakeholders. But as demand has skyrocketed, the offer has inflated the original amount more than 10 times.
The Stablecoin issuer will start on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) under the Ticker “CRCL” on Thursday.
This first public offer (IPO) marks the second major cryptography company to make public under the Trump administration, after Etoro listed last month.
The road to the stablecoin transmitter to public procurement was long. He first tried to make public in 2021 through a special acquisition company (SPAC). This agreement finally collapsed, although Circle has never stopped continuing its ambitions for the IPO.
Circle emits a USDC, the second largest stable with the US dollar in circulation, which has become a spine for many crypto negotiation pairs and decentralized financial applications. The fact of becoming a public gives the company access to deeper capital markets and an increased regulatory examination, potentially helping to strengthen the confidence of investors in the wake of the recent volatility of cryptographic markets.
The entry of the company to the NYSE intervenes in the middle of a renewed interest in digital assets and as American legislators, the clearer rules for stablecoins and their transmitters, potentially giving the transmitter of the transmitters.
Senator Bill Hagerty, the main sponsor of the Senate Stablescoin bill, said Wednesday on Wednesday that the Senate was to adopt this legislation as soon as possible, arguing that it would protect consumers while keeping more issuers and other companies in the United States
“We have a large agreement, with regard to the content of this stable legislation,” he said. “This is going, I think, to take us in the 21st century, in terms of upgrading our payment systems … because each of these stablecoins will be saved for a dollar with ourselves.”
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Update (June 4, 2025, 22:18 UTC): Add a Hagerty comment.
Update (June 4, 2025, 23:07 UTC): Update and history for the cladé to clarify this circle will begin to negotiate tomorrow.
