Shares of stablecoin issuer Circle Internet Group Inc. stayed hot in its second session of trading on Friday and helped sparked gains in stocks in other cryptocurrency-related companies.

In April, Bloomberg reported that Ripple had made an acquisition offer for Circle valued between $4 billion and $5 billion, which was reportedly rejected as undervalued. Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse later disputed the report in a conversation with Georgetown Law professor Chris Brummer.

The significant surge in Circle’s first-day trading could prompt institutional investors to set higher IPO prices for upcoming listings. Imminent IPOs include Omada Health, which is pricing on Thursday, and Klarna, a fintech that’s set to list next week.

Circle Internet Group Inc. is set for a public debut, with shares set to start trading somewhere between $50 and $52 — a pop of more than 60% beyond its IPO price, which is set at $31. However, no official confirmation has been issued yet.

Circle Internet Group Inc.’s white-hot debut on Thursday gives the US IPO market a crypto-fuelled shot of adrenalin that could encourage more listings by would-be debutantes — in the digital assets space and beyond.

Gemini, a crypto exchange run by billionaire twins Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss, on Friday disclosed it had confidentially filed for a U.S. initial public offering, as digital asset firms seize on renewed market momentum.

Circle’s reserve income — derived mostly from interest on the Treasuries backing USDC — rose 55.1% to $557.9 million in Q1. But that income stream is expected to drop as interest rates fall. If the Fed cuts rates in the second half of the year, Circle’s primary moneymaker could take a hit.

Gemini, the crypto company controlled by the Winklevoss twins, filed its IPO plans with securities regulators after shares of Circle more than doubled during its first day of trading

Stablecoin firm Circle Internet Group is set to go public later Thursday after pricing its initial public offering above the expected range amid strong interest from investors.

Just look at the robust demand for the initial public offering of Circle Internet Group, the leader in the world of stablecoins. Circle, which plans to list 34 million shares on the New York Stock Exchange Thursday under the ticker symbol CRCL,