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Circle shares slide 16.55% to $62 after removal from multiple Russell growth indexes

AI Market Summary
Circle's CRCL fell sharply after removal from multiple Russell Growth indexes, prompting forced selling by passive index trackers and reducing liquidity/visibility. Simultaneously, Open Standard's Open USD stablecoin alliance (including Visa, Coinbase, BlackRock) heightens competitive pressure by sharing reserve yield, potentially eroding USDC interest income that underpins most of Circle's revenue. The combined technical and fundamental headwinds increase uncertainty around business-model durability.
Impact level
● Medium
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NCSKCRCL2USD/USDT-0.84%
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▼ Bearish
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Circle (CRCL) shares fell 16.55% to $62 on June 27, after the stock was removed on June 26 from the Russell 1000 Growth, Russell 3000 Growth and Russell Midcap Growth indexes, prompting passive funds to cut holdings. At the same time, Open Standard launched its Open USD stablecoin with an alliance of 140 companies including Visa, Coinbase and BlackRock, potentially diverting interest income tied to USDC, which accounts for about 99% of Circle’s revenue. CEO Jeremy Allaire said USDC represented 80% of on-chain dollar stablecoin transaction volume, but investors have questioned the sustainability of Circle’s revenue model.
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