Circle stock reverses 7% rally after mixed Q2 results
Circle stock erased an early 7% rally and fell nearly 3% after mixed second-quarter results and renewed concerns about weaker USDC activity and shrinking margins. SummaryCircle reported $701 million in revenue, missing Wall Streets $717 million estimate.Earnings per share reached $0.18, narrowly beating the $0.17 consensus.Mizuho maintained its Underperform rating and $45 price targeton CRCL.CRCL trades near critical support at $58.04as bearish momentum persists. Circle earnings beat on profit but miss on revenue Circle Internet Group reported mixed results for the second quarter of fiscal 2026, giving investors competing signals about the USDC issuers financial performance. Quarterly revenue reached $701 million, falling short of the $717 million expected by Wall Street. However, earnings per share came in at $0.18, slightly above the consensus forecast of $0.17. Net income also exceeded expectations. Circle generated $48 million in profit during the quarter, compared with analysts estimate of $45.8 million. The initial reaction was positive, with CRCL shares rising about 7% shortly after the report. The rally faded as investors assessed the revenue miss and weaker operating trends underneath the headline profit figures. Circle stock subsequently fell around 3%, trading near $61.39 after reaching $63.25 during the previous session. The shares have now lost more than 20% since the beginning