Gemini

Federal court denies Gemini and Genesis' motion to dismiss SEC case over Gemini Earn program, finding it offered securities under Howey and Reves tests.

Discover the Winklevoss twins' journey from courtroom clashes to billion-dollar success in the dynamic realm of cryptocurrencies. Their resilience and vision continue to shape the future of finance.

The $21 million Genesis-SEC settlement signifies a pivotal shift in crypto regulation, impacting Genesis, its affiliates, and setting a precedent for industry-wide regulatory compliance.

Gemini, the cryptocurrency exchange founded by the Winklevoss twins, contemplates leaving Ireland amid concerns over stringent crypto regulations, potentially shaking up the European crypto landscape. The standoff revolves around licensing issues, with Gemini warning that Ireland's allure for crypto investment is at risk.

Google's Gemini Pro offers advanced AI capabilities to developers and enterprises, with diverse applications and supportive tools.

Google's 'Project Ellmann' aims to transform AI experiences, utilizing Gemini's capabilities for an in-depth exploration of users' lives. Despite exciting prospects, the project's release timeline remains uncertain. As Google navigates this uncharted territory, privacy and user benefit are paramount considerations. The potential integration of Ellmann into mainstream Google products, especially Google Photos, hints at a future where AI becomes a personal life narrator.

Google announced the launch of the AI model Gemini, which is Google's most powerful and versatile AI model to date, capable of simultaneously understanding, manipulating, and combining different types of information.

Google has introduced Gemini, a suite of artificial intelligence tools designed for both consumers and businesses.

Genesis pursues $689 million recovery in a legal clash with Gemini post-FTX collapse, sparking lawsuits and disputes over fund recovery and collateral use.

The SEC took a whopping 784 enforcement actions against cryptocurrency companies this year, resulting in fines of up to $5 billion, marking the second-highest historical record.