Winklevoss Twins

Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss are making a major wager on Zcash (ZEC), after launching a digital asset treasury (DAT) seeded with $100 million to accumulate Zcash, a privacy-centric fork of Bitcoin’s codebase. Their goal: collect up to 5% of Zcash’s circulating supply, with the fund already holding 233,644 ZEC.

Gemini co-founder Cameron Winklevoss told investors that Bitcoin’s dip below $90,000 could present a rare buying opportunity. After peaking above $126,000 on October 6, BTC has plunged to its lowest yet of $90,000s, erasing roughly $600 billion in market value and returning to levels last seen seven months ago. Winklevoss’ comment positions this downturn as a strategic entry point for long-term investors.

Despite his claims of total independence, President Trump’s handling of crypto regulation has once again exposed how deep-pocketed industry patrons can reshape the political chessboard.

Gemini Trust Company and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) are edging toward a settlement in a long-running legal battle with Gemini, signaling both a turning point for the exchange and a broader shift in the U.S. regulatory landscape.

Gemini has agreed in principle to settle its legal fight with the US SEC over its Gemini Earn lending programme. The deal comes soon after Gemini’s $425 million stock market debut, giving the exchange a chance to close the case and move forward.

Trump’s CFTC nominee, Brian Quintenz, released texts showing Tyler Winklevoss tried to influence his confirmation over a legal dispute between Gemini and the CFTC. Quintenz refused to make promises, and the messages emerged just before Gemini’s $3 billion IPO, raising questions about regulatory pressure from crypto executives.

Billionaire Gemini co-founders Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss are making headlines in the crypto world with a staggering $21 million Bitcoin donation aimed at advancing President Donald Trump’s pro-crypto agenda as the 2026 U.S. midterm elections approach.

A financially struggling Gemini is hoping to change their fate with the filing of an IPO after suffering a terrible start to 2025 financially.

Gemini is considering an IPO in 2025, following regulatory challenges and legal settlements, including a $5 million fine. The company's move to go public comes amid growing interest from other crypto firms, like Bullish Global, in joining the stock market.

Gemini has launched an ad campaign emphasizing crypto's significance in the US election, with both Donald Trump and Kamala Harris discussing digital asset policies. This initiative reflects the increasing importance of crypto in political discourse and its potential electoral impact.