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Circle will move to “the heart of Wall Street” in early 2025 as the move symbolizes Web3’s entry into the mainstream, according to the stablecoin issuer. As USDC issuer Circle awaits its Initial Public Offering (IPO), the firm has decided to get to the center of the world’s biggest financial hub—New York’s Wall Street. Circle CEO and co-founder Jeremy Allaire announced that the company was moving its headquarters “to New York City” and “building out a flagship space on one of the top floors of 1 World Trade Center, a historically important landmark in standing for American global economic leadership.” He also explained the reasoning behind this move. As Circle has grown to facilitate “trillions of dollars of onchain transactions” and “thousands of developers and applications” to build on its stablecoin offering, it has become a mainstay in the Web3 industry. With the decentralized internet witnessing adoption at an impressive scale, Circle’s decision comes “to plant our flag, both literally and figuratively, in the heart of Wall Street, in the most important economic center of the world, and in the great country of the United States of America.” Circle’s USDC is the second most prominent stablecoin by market capitalization and plays the crucial role of acting as the onchain dollar equivalent. It lets users efficiently store value onchain, trade assets, and settle payments. As it has gained tremendous adoption, it has also worked with regulators to receive licensing and operate in ways that do not harm the integrity of the financial systems of the jurisdictions it is registered in. Circle Also Awaits IPO Approval From SEC The firm will move locations in early 2025. This is not the only major news coming out of Circle’s camp this year. It announced that it filed for an IPO with the US Securities…

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