#bstockscis USDC is lying in the wallet. $CRCLB — this is already a bet on the business behind USDC. And this is absolutely not the same thing.

That’s why, among bStocks, I was interested in Circle.

When we hold a stablecoin, the expectation is simple: 1 USDC ≈ $1. Circle’s growth should not turn one USDC into two.

And $CRCLB provides a different exposure — to the company itself.

Here’s the interesting part: a crypto user can use the company’s product for years, but never consider the company itself as an asset.

With Circle, this connection is especially clear.

If stablecoin usage continues to grow, it’s interesting to watch not only USDC anymore. What matters are reserves, revenue, competition, and regulation — everything that affects Circle’s business.

So $CRCLB for me is not just “a stock in a crypto wrapper.”

It’s an opportunity to look at familiar crypto infrastructure from the other side of the balance sheet:

you use the product → you research the business behind it.

That’s the kind of bStocks I’m interested in — when the company is already familiar to you through its product.

What’s more interesting to you: the crypto asset itself, or the company building the infrastructure around it?
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