Circle's stock has recently shown significant growth compared to other crypto-related companies. According to Odaily, analysts from William Blair attribute this performance not only to macroeconomic factors but also to the resilience of USDC's market share and Circle's leading position in stablecoin infrastructure. Since hitting a low in February, Circle's stock has risen approximately 126%, indicating growing market recognition of stablecoins as a core layer in global payment infrastructure. USDC is poised to become one of the dominant standards in cross-border payments, benefiting from its liquidity, first-mover advantage, and cross-chain integration capabilities. Additionally, the growth in Circle's payment and infrastructure ecosystem activities suggests that a settlement market based on stablecoins is gradually taking shape. William Blair maintains an outperform rating on Circle's stock, highlighting investor confidence in the company's core business model and technological barriers.