The SEC reportedly derailed stablecoin issuer Circle's plans to go public in a $9 billion SPAC deal
to go public in a merger with Concord Acquisition Corp in July of 2021. The firm was valued at $4.5 billion at the time, and later doubled its valuation to $9 billion in February of 2022.
Although the digital asset world was experiencing near euphoric highs when Circle first announced plans to go public — with bitcoin and ethereum on their way to notch record trading prices a few months later — the USDC issuer says market turmoil is not to blame for the squashed SPAC deal. The firm also said that it's"necessary, appropriate and reasonable for the SEC to have a thorough, rigorous review process."
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