Circle Internet Group’s stock closed at $115.38 on March 14, and its stablecoin USDC surpassed 50% of the market. Analysts maintained a Hold rating on Circle, with an average price target of $124.65. Circle Internet Group (NYSE: CRCL) closed at $115.38 as of March 14, up 1.05% from the prior session, and about 61% below its 52-week high of $298.99.
USDC trading volume rose and, in mid-March, USDC overtook USDT to surpass 50% of the stablecoin market. Additionally, Circle claimed first place in an $11 billion market for tokenized U.S. Treasuries, edging out BlackRock. According to the March 14 13F filing, Dnca Finance boosted its CRCL stake by 73.3% to 26,000 shares, worth about $3.45 million.
Conversely, Ghisallo Capital Management trimmed its holdings by 33.3% to 50,000 shares, worth about $6.63 million. Over the last 90 days, insiders sold 462,567 CRCL shares, about $43.97 million in total, including director M. Michele Burns’ sale of 80,000 shares on March 2 at $94.88 apiece. Wall Street analysts maintained a Hold rating with a target of $124.65, implying roughly 8% upside from current levels.
Circle posted Q4 2025 earnings that topped expectations, with EPS of $0.43 versus a $0.25 consensus and revenue of $770.23 million, up 76.9% year over year. On March 14, CRCL opened at $117.83, traded as high as $119.27 and as low as $113.17, and closed at $115.38 on volume of about 11.29 million shares. The global stablecoin market has grown rapidly since 2024, with total issuance surpassing $200 billion, and USDC accounting for about $50 billion and holding 50% market share. Circle’s transparent reserve management and audit disclosures bolster long-term credibility.
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