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Circle Denies Seeking Sale to Coinbase or Ripple Rumors

BlockBeats News, May 27th, according to pymnts report, stablecoin issuer Circle has denied a media report that stated Circle is in informal talks for a potential sale with Coinbase Global or Ripple while still moving forward with its IPO plan filed in April.

A Circle spokesperson stated in a release, "Circle is not seeking a sale. Our long-term goal remains unchanged."

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