A surge in shares of Circle Internet Group Inc., lifted by a wave of optimism about US stablecoins, has investors and market-watchers alike wondering just how much upside could be left in the near ...

Circle Internet Group Inc. shares lost more steam on Wednesday, three weeks after the company's splashy initial public offering, with focus now shifting to other stablecoin plays. Circle's stock ...

In the past month, Circle stock has zoomed past broader-market gains, delivering almost a 90% one-month gain, compared to the S&P 500’s 1.3% bump.

Since going public on June 5, it's been pedal to the metal for the stablecoin issuer Circle (NYSE: CRCL), which has seen it's stock absolutely explode in just a few short weeks. As of June 24 ...

Circle Internet Group Inc.’s stock on Wednesday added to its two-week surge after the U.S. Senate passed the Genius Act, a bill that will set up a regulatory framework for stablecoins.

Circle stock price may depend on House now However, while Circle investors continue to cheer the Senate’s passage of the GENIUS Act on Tuesday, the act may still not become law.

CoreWeave's business is risky because it depends on both AI-fueled growth and its close partnership with Nvidia. Circle Internet Group is even more speculative.

While discussing the company, Cramer made the following remarks: “But the new one, the Circle Internet Group, is loved because it’s a pure play on digital assets.

On Monday, Cathie Wood’s Ark Invest unloaded $109.6 million worth of Circle stock across three ETFs, locking in gains after an 800% rally just two weeks post-IPO.