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Written by: shushu, BlockBeats Circle is undoubtedly the most frenetic representative of the crypto space since June, with an increase of more than 500% since its IPO on June 5. On June 18, CRCL shares hit an all-time high, with a market capitalization of $48.4 billion. According to Yahoo Finance website, Circle currently has about 36.34 million shares outstanding, accounting for 17.94% of its total share capital (202.55 million shares). Based on the closing price of $199.59 on the 18th, the corresponding circulating market value is about $7.253 billion. The rise in Circle's stock price also stimulated Coinbase's stock price to follow suit, which is the first time since COIN's IPO that it has risen sharply in terms of price and trading volume. With the new high of Circle's stock price, institutions have also begun to gradually sell in profits. ARK made $96 million, just profit According to reports, Circle plans to issue 24 million shares to raise $624 million, corresponding to a target valuation of $6.7 billion. ARK Invest subscribed $150 million and Larry Fink's BlackRock invested $60 million, with the two institutions collectively accounting for about 35% of the round. On June 5, ARK Invest bought nearly 4.5 million shares of CRCL on Circle's first day of listing, with a total value of approximately $373 million at the closing price. On June 16, when the CRCL price topped a record high of $160, Ark Invest sold a total of 342,658 shares of Circle Internet Group Inc. through its three exchange-traded funds, of which the ARK Innovation ETF (ARKK) reduced its holdings by 196,367 shares and the ARK Next Generation Internet ETF (ARKW) reduced its holdings 92,310 shares, while ARK Fintech Innovation ETF (ARKF) reduced its holdings by 53,981 shares; The total value is approximately $51.7 million. On June 17, CRCL shares recovered above $160 again, and Ark Invest's three ETFs sold more than 300,000 more CRCL shares, generating $44.76 million in revenue. Despite selling more than 600,000 shares, Ark Invest still holds nearly 4 million Circle shares, valued at approximately $371 million, or 6.13% of its ETFs. That said, at the current share price, ARK's two sell-offs this week are just selling the current CRCL holdings for profit. Related Read: Crypto Bull Market, All in US Stocks: Ten Days of Circle from $31 to $165 Short and sell, can people in the currency circle short Circle now? "Circle's market capitalization has risen to $40 billion, and it only issues 60 billion USDC." The sentiment of a senior trader on the social platform shows the complex mentality of people in the cryptocurrency circle about this wave of CRCL. The soaring of CRCL since its listing not only reflects the collective sentiment of the crypto market, but also reveals the differences in cognition and game between different trading groups. Insiders who are familiar with the operating logic of USDC should have been the earliest beneficiaries, but in this round of IPO market, there was a rare split - some people "pinched their noses and bought", while others "understood the logic, but thought the valuation was too expensive", and finally missed the rise. However, more traditional investors rushed directly into CRCL due to information barriers and narrative differences, and bullish sentiment pushed the price skyrocketing. "It may be a long-term regret that we didn't dare to stud CRCL," crypto trader yuyue wrote, "and Circle will firmly occupy the leading position of this narrative until USDT's orthodox IPO of US stocks (almost impossible) or USD1 surpasses USDC and completes the IPO (short-term hopelessness)." "My U.S. stock winning record is lost in the Circle stock!" Twitter user "Sweet Pear" laughed at himself, "Since Circle has been in turmoil, the logic of playing stocks in the past is no longer useful, but it has to be the logic of speculation. Now the U.S. stock market is for me, and I have punched the old driver to death." For Sweet Pear, Circle's fundamentals do not support this round of gains, and the short-term trend cannot be explained by conventional models. Some traders use less than 18% of the circulating market value as an explanation for the short-term surge, which is similar to the very small market market of WLD at the beginning, which once again gives traders in the currency circle a lesson, "fundamentals and short-term trends are two different kinds of things". Others chose to bet on the beta effect, with crypto KOL Taiki writing before Circle's IPO: "Companies like CRCL are essentially pricing anchors for stablecoins, and if it's worth $10 billion, then the valuations of ENA and MKR will have to be recalculated." Taiki is taking advantage of spillovers by adding to DeFi blue-chip assets. Today, CRCL has skyrocketed to a market capitalization of 40 billion, while ENA and MKR are clearly underperforming CRCL. And the other type of people who have not ended up, the reason is simpler - too understanding. Deribit's sister Lin has bluntly advised her family not to touch CRCL, arguing that "Circle has a single income structure, and it has long been a red ocean, and BlackRock's BUIDL and Trump's USD1 will squeeze their share." Her judgment is not emotional, but stems from a deep understanding of the stablecoin ecosystem. But she also admits that "in the currency circle, knowing too much sometimes becomes a burden." Unlike cryptocurrency traders who repeatedly scrutinize valuations and fundamentals, U.S. stock investors are more willing to listen to stories. As crypto KOL Kay said on X, U.S. stock traders who buy CRCL see "the national strategy, replace VISA, and rush to 2000", while the real users of the so-called cryptocurrency circle see "the compliance cost is so high that there is no profit, the interest rate cut cycle is easy to lose, the issuance relies on a large number of subsidies, and the reasonable valuation is 30-50". Jack Zhang, co-founder and CEO of Airwallex, who previously posted on Platform X questioning the practical use of stablecoins, sparked market discussions, said in a post on Platform X, "It's time to short Circle." But now, is it really the time? The narrative of Circle stocks is not for people in the currency circle, and a Coinbase x Circle maxi Chris thinks that thinking that Circle is too expensive is a "self-sprout" for people in the currency circle, "You think it is the currency circle revolution finance, but the financial industry not only joins the currency circle, but also revolutionizes the currency circle." Others see the Circle listing as a potential bull top signal, similar to the 2021 Coinbase listing day that also happened to be the high of Bitcoin's last bull run. But there are also objections: "This round of bubbles is far less severe than in 2021, Altcoin has been heavily shuffled, BTC. D is still in the high position." What's more, CRCL is a traditional IPO with an internal lock-up period of 180 days, and the selling pressure is limited in the short term, unlike the $COIN that year, which was directly cashed out by insiders. A large number of hedge funds failed to enter the market on the first day of CRCL's listing and could only "chase higher" in the secondary market. Some short-selling institutions are also suffering from extremely high annualized funding rates (over 5%), which is difficult to form substantial pressure. As Arthur Hayes puts it, "Should you short Circle? In a pig's eye. You can not buy, but do not go short. The emotional premium is the most terrifying acceleration energy." Perhaps, Circle's market cap isn't worth believing right now. But what it represents - a stablecoin platform jointly supported by BlackRock, Fidelity, Visa, Coinbase and others has crossed the compliance red line and entered the mainstream market of US stocks. Its valuation does not come from the consensus in the cryptocurrency community, but from the stock market's repricing of the "fintech compliance platform". Hayes believes that Circle is grossly overvalued, but the price will continue to rise, as this listing marks the beginning, not the end, of this round of stablecoin frenzy. At a time when traditional payment giants have not yet entered the market on a large scale, when USDT is unlikely to IPO, and USD1 is still in the policy observation period, Circle may be the only carrier of this wave of narrative. "There's no real future, because the distribution channels for new entrants are closed, shove this idea into your fool's head and trade this like a hot potato. But don't go short, these new stocks will cost the shorts nothing."

Circle is undoubtedly the most frenetic representative of the crypto stock space since June, with an increase of more than 500% since its IPO on June 5. On June 18, CRCL shares hit an all-time high, with a market capitalization of $48.4 billion. According to Yahoo Finance, Circle currently has about 36.34 million shares outstanding, accounting for 17.94% of its total shares (202.55 million shares). Based on the closing price of $199.59 on the 18th, the corresponding circulating market value is about $7.253 billion. The rise in Circle's stock price also stimulated Coinbase's stock price to follow suit, which is the first time since COIN's IPO that it has risen sharply in terms of price and trading volume. With the new high of Circle's stock price, institutions have also begun to gradually sell in profits. ARK made $96 million, just profit According to reports, Circle plans to issue 24 million shares to raise $624 million, corresponding to a target valuation of $6.7 billion. ARK Invest subscribed $150 million and Larry Fink's BlackRock invested $60 million, with the two institutions collectively accounting for about 35% of the round. On June 5, ARK Invest bought nearly 4.5 million shares of CRCL on Circle's first day of listing, with a total value of approximately $373 million at the closing price. On June 16, when the CRCL price topped a record high of $160, Ark Invest sold a total of 342,658 shares of Circle Internet Group Inc. through its three exchange-traded funds, of which the ARK Innovation ETF (ARKK) reduced its holdings by 196,367 shares and the ARK Next Generation Internet ETF (ARKW) reduced its holdings 92,310 shares, while ARK Fintech Innovation ETF (ARKF) reduced its holdings by 53,981 shares; The total value is approximately $51.7 million. On June 17, CRCL shares recovered above $160 again, and Ark Invest's three ETFs sold more than 300,000 more CRCL shares, generating $44.76 million in revenue. Despite selling more than 600,000 shares, Ark Invest still holds nearly 4 million Circle shares, valued at approximately $371 million, or 6.13% of its ETFs. That said, at the current share price, ARK's two sell-offs this week are just selling the current CRCL holdings for profit. Related Read: Crypto Bull Market, All in US Stocks: Ten Days of Circle from $31 to $165 Short and sell, can people in the currency circle short Circle now? "Circle's market capitalization has risen to $40 billion, and it only issues 60 billion USDC." The sentiment of a senior trader on the social platform shows the complex mentality of people in the cryptocurrency circle about this wave of CRCL. The soaring of CRCL since its listing not only reflects the collective sentiment of the crypto market, but also reveals the differences in cognition and game between different trading groups. Insiders who are familiar with the operating logic of USDC should have been the earliest beneficiaries, but in this round of IPO market, there was a rare split - some people "pinched their noses and bought", while others "understood the logic, but thought the valuation was too expensive", and finally missed the rise. However, more traditional investors rushed directly into CRCL due to information barriers and narrative differences, and bullish sentiment pushed the price skyrocketing. "It may be a long-term regret that we didn't dare to stud CRCL," crypto trader yuyue wrote, "and Circle will firmly occupy the leading position of this narrative until USDT's orthodox IPO of US stocks (almost impossible) or USD1 surpasses USDC and completes the IPO (short-term hopelessness)." "My U.S. stock winning record is lost in the Circle stock!" Twitter user "Sweet Pear" laughed at himself, "Since Circle has been in turmoil, the logic of playing stocks in the past is no longer useful, but it has to be the logic of speculation. Now the U.S. stock market is for me, and I have punched the old driver to death." For Sweet Pear, Circle's fundamentals do not support this round of gains, and the short-term trend cannot be explained by conventional models. Some traders use less than 18% of the circulating market value as an explanation for the short-term surge, which is similar to the very small market market of WLD at the beginning, which once again gives traders in the currency circle a lesson, "fundamentals and short-term trends are two different kinds of things". Others chose to bet on the beta effect, with crypto KOL Taiki writing before Circle's IPO: "Companies like CRCL are essentially pricing anchors for stablecoins, and if it's worth $10 billion, then the valuations of ENA and MKR will have to be recalculated." Taiki is taking advantage of spillovers by adding to DeFi blue-chip assets. Today, CRCL has skyrocketed to a market capitalization of 40 billion, while ENA and MKR are clearly underperforming CRCL. And the other type of people who have not ended up, the reason is simpler - too understanding. Deribit's sister Lin has bluntly advised her family not to touch CRCL, arguing that "Circle has a single income structure, and it has long been a red ocean, and BlackRock's BUIDL and Trump's USD1 will squeeze their share." Her judgment is not emotional, but stems from a deep understanding of the stablecoin ecosystem. But she also admits that "in the currency circle, knowing too much sometimes becomes a burden." Unlike cryptocurrency traders who repeatedly scrutinize valuations and fundamentals, U.S. stock investors are more willing to listen to stories. As crypto KOL Kay said on X, U.S. stock traders who buy CRCL see "the national strategy, replace VISA, and rush to 2000", while the real users of the so-called cryptocurrency circle see "the compliance cost is so high that there is no profit, the interest rate cut cycle is easy to lose, the issuance relies on a large number of subsidies, and the reasonable valuation is 30-50". Jack Zhang, co-founder and CEO of Airwallex, who previously posted on Platform X questioning the practical use of stablecoins, sparked market discussions, said in a post on Platform X, "It's time to short Circle." But now, is it really the time? The narrative of Circle stocks is not for people in the currency circle, and a Coinbase x Circle maxi Chris thinks that thinking that Circle is too expensive is a "self-sprout" for people in the currency circle, "You think it is the currency circle revolution finance, but the financial industry not only joins the currency circle, but also revolutionizes the currency circle." Others see the Circle listing as a potential bull top signal, similar to the 2021 Coinbase listing day that also happened to be the high of Bitcoin's last bull run. But there are also objections: "This round of bubbles is far less severe than in 2021, Altcoin has been heavily shuffled, BTC. D is still in the high position." What's more, CRCL is a traditional IPO with an internal lock-up period of 180 days, and the selling pressure is limited in the short term, unlike the $COIN that year, which was directly cashed out by insiders. A large number of hedge funds failed to enter the market on the first day of CRCL's listing and could only "chase higher" in the secondary market. Some short-selling institutions are also suffering from extremely high annualized funding rates (over 5%), making it difficult to form substantial pressure. As Arthur Hayes puts it, "Should you short Circle? In a pig's eye. You can not buy, but do not go short. The emotional premium is the most terrifying acceleration energy." Perhaps, Circle's market cap isn't worth believing right now. But what it represents - a stablecoin platform jointly supported by BlackRock, Fidelity, Visa, Coinbase and others has crossed the compliance red line and entered the mainstream market of US stocks. Its valuation does not come from the consensus in the cryptocurrency community, but from the stock market's repricing of the "fintech compliance platform". Hayes believes that Circle is grossly overvalued, but the price will continue to rise, as this listing marks the beginning, not the end, of this round of stablecoin frenzy. Related Reading: Arthur Hayes: Stablecoin IPOs Are a 'Dead End', But I Advise You Not to Go Short" At a time when traditional payment giants have not yet entered the market on a large scale, when USDT is unlikely to IPO, and USD1 is still in the policy observation period, Circle may be the only carrier of this wave of narrative. "There's no real future, because the distribution channels for new entrants are closed, shove this idea into your fool's head and trade this like a hot potato. But don't go short, these new stocks will cost the shorts nothing."

Wow! Recently, the hottest stablecoin $USD 1 has officially connected to Nubit's Bitcoin Thunderbolt network USD1 is currently the only stablecoin running on the Bitcoin network, filling the gap after Tether suspended the Omni layer of USDT USD1's choice to cooperate with Raiden Network is also a testament to Nubit's potential As far as I know, Nubit should be TGE in Q3, so pay more attention to @nubit_org The current participation of this project is to brush the transaction and farm the amount of TX. You can get the role when you go to DC, and it is likely to be related to the future airdrop, and if you go to TGE in the third quarter, it's almost now, so everyone hurry up and get ready! Now there are only more than 40,000 users on this network, and it is still in the early days, not rolling, and there is the official cooperation endorsement of USD1, so everyone should pay more attention to it

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In June 2025, the USD1 stablecoin backed by the Trump family officially landed on the TRON network, which was seen as a direct challenge to the monopoly pattern of USDT and USDC, and quickly sparked heated discussions in the market. At 8 p.m. on June 16, the #SunFlash圆桌以 "The new order of stablecoins: USD1 + TRON will be the third pole in the world after USDT and USDC?" "Start an in-depth conversation on the topic at X Space. This space brings together a number of senior industry KOLs, from the dimensions of technical capabilities, asset models, compliance, capital paths, etc., is there a chance for USD1 to break through the encirclement? Does the TRON chain have the capacity to host the role of a "third pole" stablecoin? and other issues.   In June 2025, the stablecoin market is undergoing a key change. World Liberty Financial, a Trump family cryptocurrency project, has integrated its USD1 stablecoin into the TRON network. This milestone not only consolidates TRON's position as the "first public chain" of stablecoins, but also pushes the alliance between USD1 and TRON to the forefront of the industry: can USD1 become a real "third pole" with its political capital and TRON technology and ecology as the stablecoin market pattern gradually solidifies? Behind this stablecoin race is a comprehensive upgrade of the TRON ecosystem. From the absolute dominance of USDT to the strong entry of USD1, TRON is transforming from a "stablecoin channel" to a "financial infrastructure". The success or failure of USD1 is not only related to the survival of a single stablecoin, but also will test whether TRON can truly carry the expectations of the "third pole" industry. In this article, we will focus on the core insights of the roundtable and review the wonderful dialogues and unique insights of the panellists. 1. Game-breaker USD1: Challenge the pattern of USDT and USDC At present, the global stablecoin market presents a clear duopoly pattern, with USDT and USDC together accounting for nearly 90% of the market share. However, the panellists generally agreed that both are facing structural bottlenecks, while USD1 is breaking through the monopoly barriers of the two giants with its advantages of political endorsement, capital flexibility and sovereign independence. The bottleneck between USDT and USDC "The EU MiCA Act requires stablecoin issuers to be licensed and reserve assets to be strictly pegged to the pegged currency, which may lead to exchanges such as Coinbase delisting USDT trading pairs in Europe," Beidou pointed out. In addition, the long-standing issue of reserve transparency further exacerbates the risk, and despite the claim of a 1:1 reserve, the actual issuance often fluctuates with market demand, deviating from the initial commitment. Beidou further added: "Although USDC is known for its compliance, using 100% U.S. Treasury bonds and cash reserves, it also exposes its over-reliance on the traditional financial system. " Emerging demand and the rise of the Third Pole space The demand for non-traditional stablecoins is breaking through the monopoly barriers of the two giants. Peter Pan believes that the growth stagnation of the two giants is "inevitable" because it is difficult to break through the triple bottleneck of regulatory adaptability, profitability model sustainability and product innovation, which creates opportunities for new stablecoins to differentiate themselves. Regarding the development trend of the stablecoin pattern in the future, the cryptocurrency industry pointed out: "In the future, there may not be only one or two large stablecoins dominating, but more stablecoin ecology with more diversified and hierarchical levels and stronger suitability, which is in line with the trend of global financial decentralisation and multipolarization." " USD1 Core Competitiveness: Political Endorsement and Capital Flexibility ZR Toad pointed out that USD1 can meet the needs of multiple scenarios with its multi-chain deployment and flexible issuance mechanism. Peter Pan believes that there are two sides to USD1's sovereign independence: on the one hand, it is better than USDC in terms of censorship resistance to a certain extent through the "decentralised governance committee" mechanism, which is free from the supervision of a single country to a certain extent; But on the other hand, its reserve assets are still highly dependent on the U.S. debt system, and are essentially not detached from the framework of dollar hegemony. If users want to pursue censorship resistance, USD1 is the better choice. However, if users want to pursue fiat stability, USDC has more advantages. However, the cryptocurrency industry has raised objections, arguing that USDC's strong compliance makes it the first choice for traditional financial institutions, but it also exposes the shortcomings of policy risk concentration (such as the possibility of asset freeze due to regulatory changes in the United States), while USD1 tries to balance regulatory pressure through political resources, which is more suitable for diversified cross-border settlement needs. Compared with USDC, USD1 does show stronger sovereign independence and global applicability, and is a valuable stablecoin form for the future cross-chain financial transnational business ecology. 2. USD1 + TRON will join forces to create a new ecosystem of stablecoins In the parallel competition pattern of "regulatory differentiation" and "technological breakthrough" in the stablecoin market in 2025, the TRON chain has built a differentiated ecological moat for the emerging stablecoin USD1 with a processing capacity of 2500+ TPS per second, extremely low transaction costs, rich ecological applications and anti-regulatory capabilities. Relying on the technical empowerment of the TRON network and the integration of the Trump family's political capital, USD1 has achieved rapid penetration in emerging markets such as Southeast Asia and Africa, with a circulation of more than US$2.1 billion. BDStar pointed out that the core value of USD1's choice of TRON as the first main chain lies in multiple compound advantages: 1. Domination of high-frequency payment scenarios: With its high throughput, low cost and rich ecological applications, TRON gives USD1 an advantage in B2B instant settlement, cross-border payment, small-value transfer and other scenarios, which attracts a large number of retail investors and small and medium-sized merchants, forming user stickiness. 2. Regulatory adaptability design: Through the Bubblemaps V2 compliance traceability system, the TRON address is anonymised and the necessary regulatory information is stored through the establishment of a compliance metadata layer. This "visual anonymity" technology meets both the requirements of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the regulatory standards of the Financial Action Task Force (FATF), and has been highly recommended by the European Union's Blockchain Observatory. Bull Demon King explained from the infrastructure dimension: the TRON network is essentially a "financial highway", and its technology stack (such as the energy pledge mechanism) compresses the transfer cost to nearly zero, while maintaining high concurrency, which can help users quickly cut into the use scenario. This kind of payment efficiency comparable to Visa enables TRON to establish a "moat" in scenarios such as cross-border remittance and merchant settlement. 3. The TRON stablecoin ecosystem continues to expand, providing a large amount of operation space for USD1 The reason why TRON can become the main battlefield for the practical application of stablecoins is the dual empowerment of the "low cost + high efficiency" technical architecture of the TRON network and the expansion of the DeFi ecological territory. Closed-loop ecological layout: from the BitTorrent cross-chain protocol to the JustLend lending platform; From SunSwap, a mainstream DEX platform, to SunCurve, which focuses on stablecoin trading, to the SunPump Meme sector and the APENFT NFT marketplace, TRON has formed a diversified stablecoin application matrix. Compliance milestones: Successively obtained financial licenses in the UAE, EU and Singapore, clearing the way for global expansion. "TRON has built the world's most mature stablecoin financial scenario, driving the upgrade of stablecoin from a trading tool to a "income-payment-asset management" trinity. In his opinion, the moat of TRON is not only the technical parameters, but also the ability to upgrade the stablecoin from a trading tool to a "financial operating system". 4. USD1 and USDD synergistically realise the diversified pattern of TRON stablecoins At present, the total circulation of on-chain stablecoins such as USDT, USDD, and USDJ on TRON has reached nearly 80 billion US dollars, ranking among the top public chains in the world. With the integration of USD1 into TRON and further enriching the stablecoin matrix of TRON TRON, the guests believe that TRON has built a multi-level, differentiated and complementary stablecoin system. Peter Pan explained: "TRON is essentially a diversified 'stablecoin supermarket', USD1 service compliance scenario, USDD anchors the demand for high returns in DeFi, and USDT continues to assume the function of a payment channel, and the three realise the flow of funds through liquidity pool sharing. The cryptocurrency industry further pointed out the core complementarity of USD1 and USDD: USD1 and USDD constitute a "regulation-decentralisation" dual-track system, USD1's strong audit characteristics attract institutional funds, and USDD's algorithm flexibility meets the censorship-resistant needs of crypto-native users. From the perspective of a liquidity hub, BDStar pointed out that TRON's USD1, USDD, and TRX Vault are forming a benign synergy: the core value of USD1 lies in its strong compliance and authoritative endorsement, while USDD, as a decentralised stablecoin native to TRON, maintains the stability of the currency value through the algorithm dynamic adjustment mechanism and over-staking model, which is essentially the practice of the autonomy concept of the crypto-native community. In cross-border payment, the three can achieve a closed-loop of "compliant entrance, on-chain circulation, and revenue generation". As the roundtable came to an end, Bull Demon King concluded: "TRON is not simply choosing a 'stablecoin supermarket' or a unified settlement layer, but is creating a 'species diversity' of digital finance, USD1 is a compliance channel connecting the traditional world, USDD is the value engine of DeFi, and TRX Vault will be a hub oil to lubricate global capital flows." " V. Conclusion At the intersection of technology-driven and political capital, the collaborative experiment of "USD1 + TRON TRON" is reshaping the power structure of stablecoins, as pointed out in the roundtable consensus, TRON has built an unprecedented "species diversity" ecology of stablecoins through ecological expansion and liquidity closed-loop architecture. If USD1 can continue to balance political empowerment and transparency and compliance, and with the dual empowerment of TRON's technical architecture and DeFi ecological territory, its ultimate value and ultimate mission will be to break through the competition of a single currency, and ultimately promote the blockchain to upgrade from a trading tool to a global financial operating system, and promote the next decade of digital finance.