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“Regulators can get comfortable with privacy-enabling cryptos,” Gemini says.
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Winklevoss Twins News
The Winklevoss twins – Cameron Winklevoss and Tyler Winklevoss — are American rowers and Internet entrepreneurs, famous for co-founding HarvardConnection and suing Mark Zuckerberg, the founder of Facebook, with the claim that Zuckerberg stole their idea to create a social networking site. This case ultimately provided them $65 million. Today, the Winklevoss twins are venture capitalists and Bitcoin investors. The twins led $1.5 million into a Bitcoin payment processor called BitInstant, though it was closed after its CEO, Charlie Shrem was charged with money laundering. The Winklevoss twins also established Winkdex, a financial index for tracking the price of Bitcoin. In addition, the Winklevoss twins are the founders of the Bitcoin exchange Gemini, the world’s first ether exchange to be licensed. Currently, they are working on exchange-traded products with cryptocurrencies and won a patent for settling it.
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Cameron Winklevoss and Tone Vays disagree on the quality of the DeFi space within the context of previous blockchain booms and busts.
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Winklevoss brothers-founded Gemini powers the first regulated crypto exchange in Canada.
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Bitcoin may never escape its ongoing comparisons to gold.
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The upcoming Fed speech, which many suggest will focus on raising inflation, is only good news for BTC/USD, Winklevoss argues.
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The Winklevoss twins not only share physical similarities, but Twitter habits as well.
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Dave Portnoy talked a strong crypto game right up until it cost him money.
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BlockFi’s Bitcoin reward card is inching forward.
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Have the Winklevoss twins created a monster?
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Gemini now supports the fiat currencies of Hong Kong, Australia and Canada.
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The Winklevoss Twins apparently think that space mining is just around the corner.
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Dave Portnoy now knows more about crypto.
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With Nifty Gateway recently auctioning a digital artwork and NFT for a record $55,555.55, the art world is on alert.
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Coronavirus stimulus failures show just how irrelevant the dollar supply has become and this “a wakeup call” for those not looking at Bitcoin, Cameron Winklevoss argues.
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Trevor Jones, the artist who composed Picasso’s Bull — an NFT that sold for a record $55,555 on NIfty — originally thought that NFTs were destined to fail.
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