USD Coin price today (USDC to USD)
Live price, 7-day chart, market cap and 24-hour range, updated every minute
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USDC (USD Coin) is a dollar stablecoin issued by Circle, a US company listed on the New York Stock Exchange. It's designed to always be worth $1 and is backed by cash and short-term US government assets, mostly held in a BlackRock-managed fund. It's widely used in crypto apps, trading and payments. Full USD Coin fact sheet →
What moves the USD Coin price
USD Coin is a stablecoin, so its price is designed to stay very close to $1. Small moves above or below $1 come from supply and demand on exchanges. A large, lasting move away from $1 (a "depeg") is a warning sign about its reserves or redemptions. See what is a stablecoin.
What the numbers mean
- Price is the latest traded price in US dollars, averaged across exchanges. The price on your exchange can differ a little, and buying usually costs more than the quoted price because of spreads and fees (see the true cost calculator).
- 24h change compares now with the price exactly 24 hours ago, and 7-day change with a week ago. The chart shows hourly prices over the last 7 days.
- Market cap is price × coins in circulation. It's a snapshot of size, not money invested (market cap explained).
- Volume is how much was traded in the last 24 hours across tracked exchanges.
- All-time high is the highest price ever recorded and how far today's price is from it.
Key facts
| Launched | September 2018 |
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| Issued by | Circle Internet Group (launched with Coinbase) |
| Type | Dollar stablecoin, issued as a token on many blockchains |
| Backing | Cash at banks and the Circle Reserve Fund, a government money market fund managed by BlackRock |
| Reserves (September 30, 2026) | About $73.5 billion, per Circle's quarterly SEC filing |
| Checked by | Monthly reserve attestations by a Big Four accounting firm |
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