Winklevoss Twins

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.

Winklevoss twins criticise VP Kamala Harris for missing key crypto roundtable, despite her reported interest in the sector.

Sources suggest that President Biden’s re-election campaign is considering accepting crypto donations. Is Biden attempting to appeal to crypto voters like Trump, or has his previously anti-crypto stance softened?

The crypto industry is actively influencing the 2024 U.S. election, with Super PACs spending millions to back crypto-friendly candidates. However, ethical concerns arise amid the surge in crypto spending, highlighting the need for transparency and accountability in political interactions.

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.