Circle Internet Financial has introduced the Circle Asset Framework to guide the listing of new assets on its platforms, such as Poloniex, Invest, and Trade, aiming to provide customers access to innovative blockchain projects. The framework evaluates potential listings across five categories: fundamentals, technology, people, business model, and market dynamics, using publicly available data and information submitted through an Asset Listing Form. Circle prioritizes security and neutrality, focusing on open protocols and informed market participation without requiring projects to meet a strict checklist, instead using the framework to prioritize listings based on opportunity. The process involves an initial form submission, followed by implementation testing, security review, and legal analysis, with announcements made through their product blog and exchange notices. Circle also addresses forks, swaps, and airdrops on a case-by-case basis, requiring advanced planning and documentation, while delisting notifications are communicated seven days in advance, allowing users time to trade and withdraw. The initiative underscores Circle's commitment to transforming money movement globally by fostering an inclusive and efficient economic environment, inviting feedback from users and encouraging engagement through their platforms and social media channels.