Winklevoss-Founded Gemini to List This Week, Secures Nasdaq as Strategic Investor: Report

Gemini , the cryptocurrency exchange founded by Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss, is preparing to debut on Nasdaq this week with a huge boost from the exchange ￰1￱ to a Reuters report citing two people familiar with the matter, Nasdaq will invest $50 million in a private placement as part of Gemini’s initial public offering (IPO), which could raise up to $317 ￰2￱ deal will also link Gemini’s custody and staking services to Nasdaq’s client base, while Gemini’s institutional users will gain access to Nasdaq’s Calypso collateral management ￰3￱ to the company’s filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Gemini plans to sell 16.67 million shares of its Class A common stock at an expected price range of $17 to $19 per ￰4￱ IPO will be launched under the corporate name Gemini Space Station, ￰5￱ Follows Rebound in Equity Capital Markets Gemini expects to begin trading Friday under the ticker “GEMI,” though the timing is subject to market conditions, the sources ￰6￱ IPO comes as ￰7￱ capital markets show renewed ￰8￱ subdued activity in recent years, investor demand for new listings has strengthened in 2025, with strong first-day performances encouraging more private firms to test the waters.

Gemini’s debut could become one of the most notable crypto-related offerings since Coinbase went public in ￰9￱ and Strategic Positioning Despite growing optimism, risks ￰10￱ conditions or regulatory developments could alter Gemini’s plans, sources ￰11￱ crypto sector continues to face heightened scrutiny in the U. S., and volatility remains an ever-present ￰12￱ Gemini, however, the Nasdaq partnership shows there is a push to position itself as a regulated, institutionally friendly ￰13￱ by the Winklevoss twins’ long-running bet on digital assets, Gemini is aiming to stand out in a crowded market while reinforcing its credibility among professional investors.

Winklevoss-Backed Gemini Launches EU Staking Last week, Gemini unveiled a new product suite for investors across the European Union and European Economic Area, adding Gemini Staking for Ethereum and Solana alongside Gemini Perpetuals, the exchange’s regulated derivatives ￰14￱ exchange Gemini has unveiled a new product suite for investors across the European Union and European Economic Area, adding Gemini Staking for Ethereum and Solana alongside Gemini Perpetuals, the exchange’s regulated derivatives … ￰0￱ — ￰15￱ (@cryptonews) September 5, 2025 The firm said the rollout follows its approval under the EU’s Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA) via Malta’s MFSA, part of a broader European expansion that positions Gemini as a one-stop venue for digital-asset ￰16￱ is designed for accessibility: there is no minimum amount, rewards accrue daily, and current APRs are visible in the ￰17￱ indicates that up to 6% APR may be available for SOL, with a variable ETH rate subject to market conditions and fees.