FxPro has announced that traders can now access Circle Internet Group (CRCL.N) as a Contract for Difference (CFD) on its trading platform and mobile app. The stock is available to all clients with an MT5 account, enabling them to go long or short on the newly public crypto powerhouse.

Also, the move follows Circle’s successful IPO on Wednesday, June 4th, where shares debuted at $31, surpassing the expected range of $27–$28. This pricing gives the company a valuation of $6.8 billion, reflecting strong investor confidence and interest in crypto-related equities.

FxPro Adds Circle (CRCL.N) Stock CFDs to MT5 Platform

So, Led by CEO Jeremy Allaire, Circle is best known as the issuer of USD Coin (USDC) — a regulated stablecoin pegged to the U.S. dollar. USDC currently holds around 27% of the stablecoin market, making Circle a central player in the rapidly evolving crypto-financial ecosystem.

Also, FxPro clients can now trade Circle stock (CRCL.N) as a CFD, benefiting from:

• Access via MT5: Seamless trading experience on desktop and mobile
• Long or Short Positions: Profit from rising or falling prices
• Fractional Shares: Trade from as little as 0.01 shares
• Fast Execution & Tight Spreads: Optimize your strategy with competitive pricing

Moreover, this latest addition highlights FxPro’s commitment to expanding its CFD stock offerings to meet growing client demand for exposure to tech and crypto-linked equities.

FxPro said the company is excited to offer traders access to one of the most talked-about IPOs of the year. They noted that with Circle’s growing influence in digital finance, CRCL.N presents an appealing opportunity for those looking to diversify their portfolios.

So, to start trading Circle CFDs, clients can log in to their FxPro account or download the mobile app and open an MT5 account today.

As Circle gains momentum in the digital finance space, traders now have a timely opportunity to engage with its market performance directly through FxPro’s MT5 platform.

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