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I think we are in the bottoming zone

Multiple attempts to sink the price below 58 failed. We may hit 58 again, and worst case scenario wick to maybe 55. but now is a great time to accumulate

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u/North-Midnight-2171 — 13 days ago

1/18/2027 Genius

If you know you know? If you don’t know, find out why this date is the most consequential date for $CRCL in 2027.

$CRCL does not need “Clarity” everyone else does. JA said as much yesterday.

Long awaited Arc launch on 9/16…

Near term before Q3 earnings will be very troublesome for some. The short % is significant, more Clarity political nonsense upcoming in September.

Disclosure - I am confident I will retire in 2028 thanks to my holdings at $CRCL.

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u/Boromir-Wants- — 13 days ago

USDC Market Cap Finally Starting to Grow Again, now $72.4 Billion

USDC Market Cap on July 31, 2026: $71.9 billion

Market cap is up $500 million MTD

u/meifx — 10 days ago

Reposting

Like how I’ve been stating in multiple of my post circle is looking like it’s in a downtrend to around the range of $35-$28 per share i’m only bearish on circle for this year after 2026 is over in 2027 to 2028 circle will give one of the best stock returns during those years ( if you want detailed information on why circle is moving like this just give me a reply)

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u/MacaronAlive439 — 13 days ago

Do tokenized equities help or compete with traditional stock investing?

I've been following the growth of tokenized equities recently, mostly out of curiosity rather than because I'm looking to replace my brokerage account.

One thing I noticed is that more platforms are starting to combine stocks, commodities, and crypto into a single trading experience. I came across Canborsa while looking into the space and saw US stocks, Asian semiconductor companies, and crypto all available from the same interface.

It made me wonder whether this is complementary to traditional investing or something that could eventually compete with it.

Personally, I still think conventional brokers have major advantages when it comes to liquidity, execution quality, and investor protections. But tokenized markets are evolving much faster than I expected, and I can see why some traders find the convenience appealing.

Do you think tokenized equities become a meaningful part of investing over the next few years?

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u/MDiffenbakh — 14 days ago