Nearly a decade after its launch, Gemini—the crypto exchange founded by Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss—is preparing for a Wall Street debut.
The company confidentially filed for an IPO on June 6, capitalizing on renewed investor enthusiasm as market risks ease.
The filing, made under SEC Form S-1, keeps specifics like share price and timing undisclosed. Gemini, once valued at $7.1 billion, has weathered regulatory storms, including SEC action over its “Earn” product, and downsized during the crypto winter.
Now, with trade war fears fading, the Winklevoss twins—known for their early Facebook dispute and political donations—may soon add “public company founders” to their résumés.
