Track the Circle Internet Group, Inc. share price and the full insider trade history of the company, a listed issuer based in United States. Shares are listed on the US market, under the supervision of SEC (Form 4). Operating in the Finance & Banking sector, Circle Internet Group, Inc. has recorded 341 insider filings. Market capitalisation: €24bn. The latest transaction was disclosed on 24 August 2026 (Levée d'options). Among the most active insiders: Allaire Jeremy. Every trade is free.
Circle Internet Group, Inc. has reported a total of 191 insider trading declarations in the past 90 days, with a total selling amount of approximately 168.53 million euros and no buying activity. The top insiders include Neville Patrick Sean, who is a Director and has made 16 declarations totaling about 86.79 million euros, Chandhok Nikhil, the Chief Product & Technology Officer, with 21 declarations totaling approximately 41.89 million euros, and Jeremy Allaire, the Chairman and CEO, with 112 declarations totaling about 12.25 million euros. Significant recent sales include Neville Patrick Sean's proposed sale of approximately 75.38 million euros on June 8, 2026, and Chandhok Nikhil's sale of about 32.61 million euros on June 24, 2026. Other notable sales include those by Rajeev Date and Fox-Geen Jeremy, among others.
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Circle Internet Group, Inc. (NYSE: CRCL) is a U.S.-based financial technology company headquartered in the United States, with its operational base in New York at One World Trade Center. Founded in 2013, Circle was built around a clear strategic thesis: connect traditional finance with blockchain infrastructure to make value transfer faster, more programmable, and available around the clock. Over time, the company has become one of the most prominent public-market names in the stablecoin and digital payments ecosystem. Circle’s core business is centered on the issuance and distribution of regulated digital currencies, most notably USDC, a dollar-backed stablecoin that Circle describes as the world’s largest regulated stablecoin. The company also offers EURC, its euro-denominated stablecoin, and has broadened its platform strategy beyond simple issuance into a broader financial infrastructure stack. That stack includes Arc, Circle’s open layer-1 blockchain network, and Circle Payments Network, which is designed to support global payments, treasury use cases, and 24/7 settlement across blockchain rails. From a business-model perspective, Circle sits at the intersection of payments, financial infrastructure, and digital asset services. Its revenue opportunity is tied to the adoption, circulation, and utility of its stablecoins, as well as to the expansion of institutional and enterprise use cases built on its network. The company emphasizes that it is one of the most widely regulated and licensed stablecoin issuers in the world, a key differentiator in a sector where trust, reserve management, compliance, and distribution partnerships are critical. Competitively, Circle operates in a market that remains concentrated but highly contested. Its main strengths are brand recognition, regulatory positioning, institutional relationships, and the scale of USDC adoption. Those attributes matter because stablecoin users and partners tend to prioritize reliability, transparency, redemption confidence, and broad network acceptance. Circle’s global reach spans financial institutions, fintech platforms, payment providers, businesses, and individual users across multiple geographies, reflecting the borderless nature of stablecoin usage. Recent milestones have been significant. Circle completed its IPO in 2025, and CRCL now trades on the NYSE. The company also announced the public testnet launch of Arc in October 2025, signaling an effort to build deeper infrastructure around onchain payments and financial applications. In parallel, Circle has continued to highlight growth in USDC circulation and the expansion of its product suite. For investors, Circle is best understood as a growth-oriented fintech with direct exposure to the adoption of regulated digital dollars and to the evolving regulatory framework in the United States and abroad.