COIN's broader revenue streams and strategic U.S. focus may offer steadier returns than CRCL's stablecoin-centric model.

President Donald Trump’s signing of the GENIUS Act into law creates a clear regulatory framework for stablecoins, positioning ...

Cathie Wood’s Ark Invest continued to pare back its Coinbase holdings on Thursday, selling $12.1 million worth of shares ...

Digital assets platform Coinbase shares key insights following passage of the GENIUS Act and the exchange's launch of new ...

Crypto detective ZachXBT is calling out Circle again, this time amid the company’s insane Wall Street debut. On X, Zach said: ...

Circle's initial success has made it extremely expensive. Interest rates affect its revenue, and a large chunk of that ...

Circle ( CRCL) stock fell as much as 8% Tuesday after getting hit with a downgrade from Compass Point analysts who said the ...

Circle earlier rejected acquisition bids by two of the leading crypto industry giants, Ripple and Coinbase (Nasdaq: COIN). Like Circle, Ripple also issues a USD-pegged stablecoin and is similarly ...

Coinbase and Robinhood are among the leading trading platforms listing cryptocurrencies. The Coinbase (Nasdaq: COIN) stock ...

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

Circle, issuer of the USDC stablecoin, jumped nearly 20% after the GENIUS Act passed the Senate. Coinbase, which co-founded USDC and earns 50% of its revenue with Circle, rose almost 10%.