On June 5, 2025, Circle made Wall Street history. The issuer behind USDC — the world’s second-largest stablecoin — raised 1.1B in a New York Stock Exchange IPO.
The price? 🔥 A 124% pump on day one. The signal? Stablecoins are no longer just crypto tools. They’re global financial infrastructure.
Circle is the company behind USDC, a fully backed stablecoin with over 30B in market cap. It’s used in DeFi, trading, payments, and increasingly, real-world finance.
But this IPO isn’t just about raising cash. It’s a public flex: crypto is ready for prime time — with regulators, investors, and Wall Street in the loop.
Even analysts were caught off guard. Forecasts pegged it at 50–52, but the market clearly trusts Circle to lead the stablecoin future.
Circle’s first IPO attempt in 2022 flopped (via SPAC). Now in 2025, the landscape has changed:
Jeremy Allaire, Circle CEO, didn’t hold back:
“The world is ready to upgrade and move to an internet-based financial system… NYSE and SEC regulations only deepen those commitments.”
Translation: We’re going global, legit, and unstoppable.
Circle isn’t just listing shares. It’s building rails for an internet-native financial system — where stablecoins power everything from savings to salaries.
💼 Circle raised 1.1B on the NYSE 📈 Share price soared 124% day one 🌐 USDC is now Wall Street-approved 🔍 Fully audited, regulated, Coinbase-backed 🏗️ Next stop: infrastructure + global scale
Stablecoins just went institutional. And Circle’s playing for keeps.
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