Overview
- The offering includes 10 million Class A shares at $130 each with Circle selling 2 million shares and existing shareholders offloading 8 million without proceeds to the company.
- At $130 a share, the secondary price stands more than four times higher than Circle’s $31 IPO in June.
- CRCL shares are trading near $137 in pre-market trading, slightly below their recent close of $139.23 and well under the $298.99 intraday peak in late June.
- Circle plans to deploy proceeds from its share sale toward general corporate purposes, including funding its payments network and blockchain initiatives.
- Investor demand has been driven by robust Q2 revenue from USDC reserve income and progress on stablecoin regulation such as the GENIUS Act.