Prezzo di Circle Internet Group (Derivatives)CRCL

$CRCL USDT Entry Zone: 91.50 – 93.00 Targets: TP1 96.00 | TP2 100.00 | TP3 105.00 Stop Loss: 89.00 CRCL down 5.3%, pulling back to test MA7 (~96.5) support after rejection from highs. Some green volume on dips. Long bias if it holds 93.00 and starts reclaiming.

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$CRCL reach 120 USDT in next 3 hours 🚀 Bullish

$CRCL is already trading within the 104–110 entry zone, making the short setup active as the recent upward move appears extended and is starting to lose momentum, with price action turning choppy and follow-through weakening; this kind of behavior near resistance often signals exhaustion, increasing the likelihood of a pullback toward 95, 88, and potentially 80, while a move above 120 would invalidate the setup.$CRCL

CRCL plunged as the market repriced the regulatory risk around the stablecoin business model 📉 CRCL posted its sharpest drop since listing on March 24, at one point losing around 20% and dragging COIN lower as well. The main trigger was concern that the latest Clarity Act revisions could tighten restrictions on rewards or yield paid to users who simply hold stablecoins. ⚖️ What hit sentiment hardest is that Circle’s growth story is closely tied to the USDC ecosystem, where reserve-related income and revenue sharing with partners play a major role. Once the market started questioning whether yield can still be used as a tool to attract capital, investors quickly repriced the company’s growth outlook. 💵 Even so, the pressure is falling mainly on CRCL stock rather than on USDC itself. The stablecoin is still holding its peg near 1 USD, so this looks more like a reset in expectations for future margins and business economics than a direct stress event for the token. ⏳ In the short term, the next move will depend on how Senate negotiations evolve. If the bill is delayed further or softened, selling pressure could ease, but if the anti-yield language stays intact, the market may continue applying a heavier discount to Circle. #Stablecoin #USRegulation