CRCL's performance is really a roller coaster—rising from an issuance of $64 to a peak of $300, then dropping back to the original $64.9.
The most surreal part is that in Q3, net profit was $214 million, and USDC's scale doubled, increasing by 108%, with performance exploding. But the stock price? Still falling.
Is this due to early overvaluation, or has the market failed to understand the true value of the stablecoin sector? It's quite interesting, feeling like emotions and fundamentals are at odds.
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BankruptcyArtist
· 12-10 20:11
Unbelievable, the performance is so explosive but the market is still crashing, I really can't understand it.
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BrokeBeans
· 12-10 19:52
The performance is so strong yet it still drops; the market truly hasn't fully understood the stablecoin sector.
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CryptoGoldmine
· 12-10 19:48
With such impressive performance data, the price has fallen back to the issuance price, indicating that the market's pricing logic has not yet caught up with the cash flow potential of stablecoins. From a revenue model perspective, a quarterly profit of $214 million combined with the doubling of USDC scale suggests that this ROI level is actually quite competitive.
CRCL's performance is really a roller coaster—rising from an issuance of $64 to a peak of $300, then dropping back to the original $64.9.
The most surreal part is that in Q3, net profit was $214 million, and USDC's scale doubled, increasing by 108%, with performance exploding. But the stock price? Still falling.
Is this due to early overvaluation, or has the market failed to understand the true value of the stablecoin sector? It's quite interesting, feeling like emotions and fundamentals are at odds.