Circle Internet Group ($CRCL) is heading into its first-quarter earnings with investors split between regulatory anxiety around stablecoins and growing expectations for a technical rebound, as institutional buying accelerates despite recent weakness in the shares.
The stock ended the week around $113–$114 after falling roughly 5%, reflecting a cautious tone across the stablecoin segment. Attention is now centered on Circle’s scheduled earnings release on May 11, with traders looking for clarity on USDC’s growth trajectory, reserve management, and the company’s ability to defend its revenue… Read more







