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Gemini Announces Expansion to 5 More European Union Nations

Despite the sustained decline in cryptocurrency prices, crypto exchange Gemini stated today that it has expanded its services to five additional European countries, increasing its total number of European countries where it operates to 12. Over a hundred cryptocurrencies, including dozens of DeFi tokens, are accessible to traders in Croatia,

November 8, 2022 1 min read

Gemini Co-founder Steps Down as Director of Europe Division

The senior leadership of Gemini Europe is experiencing significant changes. Earlier this month, Blair Halliday former managing director of Gemini moved to Kraken. Gemini, a cryptocurrency exchange that Cameron Winklevoss and his twin brother Tyler created in 2014, is now the 10th biggest in the world, according to data compiled

October 18, 2022 1 min read

Gemini Exchange Introduces Staking Services For Polygon (MATIC)

There will be less technological requirements for its staking users. Gemini will pay for improvements to the infrastructure, as well as gas expenses. On August 18, Gemini finally began its staking process. Gemini said in a release that the MATIC token issued by Polygon can be staked and eligible for

August 21, 2022 2 mins read

Gemini Receives Virtual Asset Service Provider License in Ireland

Gemini claims to be the first company to operate as a VASP. The company received EMI licence from CBI in February 2022. Gemini, a crypto trading platform located in New York, claims to be the first to be recognized by the Central Bank of Ireland as a virtual asset service

July 22, 2022 1 min read

Prominent Exchange Gemini Reportedly Laid Off 7% of its Workforce

The corporation is taking these steps due to “extreme cost-cutting” initiatives. The firm announced its first round of layoffs less than two months ago. Gemini, the Winklevoss twins’ regulated cryptocurrency exchange in the United States, is reportedly downsizing its employees. This wave of layoffs was not announced internally by the

July 20, 2022 1 min read

Leading Cryptocurrency Exchange Gemini To Charge Crypto Withdrawals

Coinbase, recently reported a 27% drop in income and used over the last year. A dynamic or flat fee will be applied to all withdrawals. It was a first for the U.S.-based cryptocurrency exchange, and custodian as billionaire bitcoiners Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss are laying off 10% of Gemini’s workers.

June 11, 2022 2 mins read

Whale Alert: Unknown Wallet Buys $25.7M Worth Bitcoin From Gemini

Whale transaction took place at 03:12:06 UTC on 25 May. Bitcoin is trading up 1.43% in the past 24h. The short-lived relief rally of Bitcoin to the $30k level on Monday tried to pull bulls into the crypto market that was ruled by bears since early May. The dominant crypto

May 25, 2022 1 min read

Whale Alert: Consecutive Shifts Of BTC For Safeguarding

Whales’ activities have increased in recent years since the hype and adoption of cryptocurrencies are surging. The crypto market is currently bullish while BTC has already crossed its crucial resistance level. After a long bear market, now the leading cryptocurrencies are experiencing a bullish run.  Most crypto users might believe

March 31, 2022 2 mins read

Brave Browser Rewards Its Web Users for Viewing Online Ads

Brave is a faster and safer crypto browser with innovative web works providing the best browsing experience to its users. As it is one of the popular browsers, there are many online advertisements available on the page. So now, the advertisers are planning to credit digital assets for the viewers

September 2, 2021 2 mins read

Gemini Holds $30B Worth of Cryptocurrency Under Custody

Crypto exchange Gemini now holds $30 billion worth of cryptocurrencies. Winklevoss Twins will consider taking Gemini public listing on Nasdaq like Coinbase. Other exchange listings could significantly impact the share of Coinbase price Gemini, the Winklevoss Twins crypto exchange now holds $30 billion worth of cryptocurrencies under custody as competition

May 13, 2021 2 mins read
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