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Crypto service Gemini’s stock is down 80% from its IPO
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Gemini Space Station (GEMI), a crypto platform, has seen its price drop roughly 80% since its public debut, reviving questions about whether the platform founded by the billionaire Winklevoss twins could eventually become an acquisition target.
Key facts
- Currently, the stock's market cap is $753 million, down from about $4 billion at its peak
- The Winklevoss twins effectively hold 94.5% of Gemini’s voting power, meaning any deal negotiations would largely run through two people, making the potential process simpler
- Gemini Space Station (GEMI), a crypto platform, has seen its price drop roughly 80% since its public debut, reviving questions about whether the platform founded by the billionaire Winklevoss twins
- For example, digital-asset services firm Keyrock bought BlockFills’ trading assets in July to add regulatory licenses, derivatives expertise and institutional clients, while tokenization firm Ondo
Summary
Gemini’s stock has fallen about 80% since its public debut, reducing its market value from roughly $4 billion at its peak to $753 million as trading volume, revenue and platform assets have declined. Although there is no indication of an active bid, Gemini’s regulatory licenses, customer base and custody infrastructure could make it an attractive acquisition target for a company seeking a regulated U.S. foothold. Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss control 94.5% of Gemini’s voting power, which could streamline negotiations but makes any sale effectively dependent on their approval.