TREE NEWS update: Artemis Analytics argues Circle is undervalued as a full-stack money platform, not just a stablecoin issuer. Despite the threat from the Open Standard consortium, Circle’s moat from liquidity and network effects is underestimated. The report projects that with stablecoin supply reaching $1 trillion by 2030, Circle’s revenue could hit $5 billion, justifying a $50 billion market cap.
Circle’s $50B Valuation Logic: Market Misses Payment Network
The debate here is less about Circle's current economics than about which valuation framework the market should apply: a stablecoin issuer exposed to consortium competition, or a payments network whose liquidity and network effects compound. That distinction matters for how peers and rivals across stablecoin infrastructure get priced, since it sets a precedent for valuing distribution over issuance. The open question is whether the projected supply growth materialises and whether Circle's moat holds if the Open Standard consortium gains real adoption.
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