Volume Stonkers | Circle surged 20.57%, Circle Gains Regulatory Nod for Stablecoin Expansion in Europe

Tesla, ranked first in trading volume, rose 0.03% with a trading volume of $34.871 billion. Tesla recently announced the launch of a new electric truck, the Semi, and plans to accelerate the deployment of its autonomous driving technology globally.

NVIDIA, in second place, fell 1.12%, with a trading volume of $34.659 billion. NVIDIA recently showcased its latest AI chip at its annual conference and announced partnerships with several major tech companies to promote the adoption of AI technology.

Circle, ranked third, surged 20.57%, with a trading volume of $21.075 billion. Circle received significant regulatory approval to introduce its stablecoin products to the European market, marking a further implementation of its international expansion strategy.

Apple, in fourth place, rose 2.25%, with a trading volume of $19.044 billion. Apple released a new generation of the iPhone and announced that its services business achieved significant growth in the last quarter.

Microsoft, ranked fifth, fell 0.59%, with a trading volume of $17.485 billion. Microsoft is strengthening its position in the cloud computing sector by establishing partnerships with several enterprises to boost the application of its Azure platform.

Amazon, in sixth place, fell 1.33%, with a trading volume of $15.833 billion. Amazon announced plans to add thousands of warehousing and logistics positions in the next six months to meet the growing demand for e-commerce.

Meta, ranked seventh, fell 1.93%, with a trading volume of $15.247 billion. Meta is accelerating the development of virtual and augmented reality technologies and plans to launch a new VR headset.

Google A, in eighth place, fell 3.85%, with a trading volume of $12.623 billion. Google announced major technological upgrades to its search engine over the past year and plans to further optimize its advertising business.

Palantir, ranked ninth, fell 1.90%, with a trading volume of $12.001 billion. Palantir disclosed growth in its government contract revenue in its latest financial report and emphasized its leading position in the data analytics sector.

Broadcom, in tenth place, fell 0.27%, with a trading volume of $10.455 billion. Broadcom is evaluating potential acquisition targets to expand its market share in the semiconductor industry.

SMCI, ranked eleventh, rose 1.14%, with a trading volume of $10.303 billion. SMCI released a new processor aimed at improving computing efficiency in data centers.

Coinbase Global, in twelfth place, rose 4.43%, with a trading volume of $9.582 billion. Coinbase announced that trading volume on its cryptocurrency platform reached a new high in the last quarter.

Google C, ranked thirteenth, fell 3.59%, with a trading volume of $9.317 billion. Similar to Google A, Google C is also optimizing its advertising and search technologies to enhance user experience.

Netflix, in fourteenth place, rose 0.74%, with a trading volume of $6.543 billion. Netflix announced several upcoming original series and emphasized its expansion plans in the global market.

Visa, ranked fifteenth, fell 0.61%, with a trading volume of $6.541 billion. Visa is collaborating with several fintech companies to promote the adoption of digital payment solutions.

CoreWeave, in sixteenth place, rose 7.99%, with a trading volume of $5.655 billion. CoreWeave achieved a significant breakthrough in cloud computing by launching a new accelerator technology to enhance computing capabilities.

UnitedHealth, ranked seventeenth, fell 1.66%, with a trading volume of $4.849 billion. UnitedHealth is expanding its health insurance services and plans to offer telemedicine services in more regions.

Eli Lilly, in eighteenth place, fell 2.84%, with a trading volume of $4.725 billion. Eli Lilly is conducting multiple new drug developments and released the clinical trial results for some of its medications.

MicroStrategy, ranked nineteenth, rose 0.18%, with a trading volume of $4.659 billion. MicroStrategy continues to invest in Bitcoin and emphasizes its strategy in digital asset management.

Mastercard, in twentieth place, fell 1.30%, with a trading volume of $4.377 billion. Mastercard is expanding its financial services network to support the development of electronic payments worldwide.