FxPro Adds Circle (CRCL.N) CFD Tradable via MT5 Accounts
FxPro has added Circle Internet Group (CRCL.N), the issuer of the USDC stablecoin, as a tradable CFD on its platform and mobile app through an MT5 account. The broker said Circle's IPO priced at $31 per share on 4 June 2025, above the $27–$28 range, valuing the company at $6.8 billion.
View original sourceThe addition means FxPro clients with an MT5 account can take long or short positions in the CRCL.N contract for difference, sized from 0.01 shares, rather than buying Circle stock itself. FxPro attributed Circle's $6.8 billion valuation to an IPO priced at $31 per share on Wednesday, 4 June 2025, above the expected $27–$28 range, and said USDC holds a 27% share of the stablecoin market. The broker described execution as fast and spreads as tight; those are its own characterisations, not independently verified findings. FxPro also stated that 76% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs and spread betting with it.
FxPro News · The FxPro Analyst Team
We’re excited to announce that Circle Internet Group (CRCL.N) — the company behind the world’s second-largest stablecoin, USDC — is now available to trade as a CFD on the FxPro platform and mobile app via an MT5 account.
Circle’s IPO was priced at $31 per share on Wednesday, June 4th — above the expected range of $27–$28, giving the company a valuation of $6.8 billion. Led by CEO Jeremy Allaire, Circle is a pioneer in the crypto space and currently issues USD Coin (USDC), which holds a 27% share of the stablecoin market.
Trade Circle Stock (CRCL.N) with FxPro:
- Available with an MT5 account
- Go Long or Short with CFDs
- Trade from as little as 0.01 shares
- Fast execution & tight spreads
Don’t miss this opportunity to trade one of the most talked-about IPOs in the crypto-fintech space.
Log in to your FxPro account or open one today to get started.
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