Circle shares fall 2.54% to $62 as USDC takes 62% of July stablecoin volume amid $400B market drop
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Visa data shows July stablecoin volumes fell 22.6% m/m to $1.36T, with USDC volumes dropping from a June record to $849B despite retaining 62% share. The volume contraction implies a near-term cooling in stablecoin activity, weighing on Circle's transaction-linked revenue expectations and reinforcing bearish price action ahead of upcoming Q2 earnings, partly offset by supportive signals such as OCC trust-bank approval and continued ARK buying.
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NCSKCRCL2USD/USDT-3.11%
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▼ Bearish
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Circle (NYSE: CRCL) shares fell 2.54% on July 31 to close at $62. USDC accounted for 62% of July stablecoin transaction volume, or $849 billion. Total stablecoin volume declined 22.6% month over month to $1.36 trillion from $1.77 trillion in June, while USDC volume slipped from a June record of $1.2 trillion to $849 billion. The data point to a near-term cooling in stablecoin activity that is weighing on expectations for Circle as an issuer and on market sentiment.
