Circle's Trading Volume Drops 31.47% to 67.13 Billion, Ranks 13th in Stock Market

On July 17, 2025, Circle's trading volume reached 67.13 billion, a 31.47% decrease from the previous day, ranking 13th in the day's stock market. Circle (CRCL) rose by 0.81%, marking two consecutive days of gains, with a total increase of 20.35% over the past two days.

Circle's stock surged after the US House of Representatives advanced key crypto legislation, reflecting investor optimism about regulatory developments. The House passed bills establishing the first federal framework for dollar-backed stablecoins and outlining regulations for other digital assets. This legislative progress has been a significant driver for Circle's stock performance, as it provides a clearer regulatory environment for the crypto industry.

Circle's stock initially soared on regulatory optimism and Federal Reserve drama, but investors quickly pulled back as crypto bills remained in limbo. The delay in the House vote led to a reversal in Circle's stock price, highlighting the market's sensitivity to regulatory uncertainties. Despite this, Circle's shares surged again after President Trump's intervention revived a key stablecoin bill, demonstrating the impact of political developments on the company's stock performance.