Circle’s USDC Hits $73.7B as Q3 Profit Triples

Published at 2025-11-12 16:23:25

Circle reported USDC circulation at $73.7 billion while announcing that Q3 profit tripled, a combination that underlines renewed demand for dollar-pegged digital assets and improving business performance. The milestone comes as market activity has steadied and product adoption — from payments to treasury use — continues to be a key revenue driver for stablecoin issuers.

Separately, Arc Network’s public testnet, launched in October, attracted participation from more than 100 firms, including BlackRock and Goldman Sachs, signaling growing institutional engagement with new blockchain infrastructure. Greater institutional activity on networks like Arc could increase on-chain settlement and integrations for stablecoins, potentially supporting further USDC growth. Watch for upcoming integration announcements and regulatory developments that will influence how institutions route large-scale fiat and crypto flows on-chain.

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