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Circle's (CRCL) OCC approval fails to ease core concerns, Mizuho says
Japanese investment bank Mizuho reiterated its neutral rating on Circle, saying OCC approval for a national trust bank doesn't address slowing USDC growth or rising competition.
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bitcoinmagazine.com
Circle (CRCL) Wins Final OCC Approval For National Trust Bank
Circle won final OCC approval to establish a national trust bank, allowing it to place USDC reserves under federal oversight and expanding its regulated digital asset custody…
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cryptobriefing.com
Circle gets OCC nod for national trust bank, boosting USDC oversight
Circle receives OCC approval for a national trust bank, boosting confidence in USDC. Bitcoin above $56K on July 13, 2026 at 99.9% YES.
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coindesk.com
Circle's (CRCL) OCC approval fails to ease core concerns, Mizuho says
Japanese investment bank Mizuho reiterated its neutral rating on Circle, saying OCC approval for a national trust bank doesn't address slowing USDC growth or rising competition.
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benzinga.com
Circle President Hails Company's 'Historic' Milestone—So Why Is CRCL Going Down? - Mastercard (NYSE:MA)
Circle President Heath Tarbert called the company's approval to establish a federal trust bank a "historic" milestone, making it the first U.S. digital asset company authorized to…
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Mizuho turns bearish on stablecoin issuer Circle, citing Open USD competition
The Japanese investment bank said Open USD's yield pass-through model could pressure Circle's margins by shifting more reserve income to distributors.
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theblock.co
Wall Street turns cautious on Circle as analysts warn USDC economics face mounting pressure
Mizuho downgraded the stock and JPMorgan lowered earnings estimates, citing concerns that USDC is coming under pressure.
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Circle's stock faces turbulence as $310B stablecoin market heats up with new competitors
Circle's CRCL stock faces pressure as the $310B stablecoin market attracts competitors like Open USD, backed by Coinbase and BlackRock, despite OCC bank