
Stablecoin issuer Circle is ramping up hiring ahead of a potential IPO. New documents obtained by Barron’s reveal the SEC’s concerns regarding Circle’s USDC stablecoin, particularly around whether USDC should be considered a security and if Circle should be classified as an investment company. The documents, spanning 155 pages, were obtained via a public records request. These concerns could complicate Circle’s IPO plans. Despite these challenges, Circle’s USDC stablecoin may benefit from new European guidelines governing digital assets set to take effect in July, according to Kaiko Research.
Stablecoin issuer Circle faced concerns from the SEC in its last attempt to go public. Coinbase would benefit if Circle now succeeds.
[COINTELEGRAPH] Stablecoins to make up 10% of money in the next decade or so: Circle CEO
Barron’s obtained *155 pages* of docs from SEC via public records request pertaining to correspondence b/w Circle & the agency… Centers around whether USDC a security & if Circle should be considered investment company. Relevant b/c Circle trying to IPO. via @joelight https://t.co/67k9TfQW7O


