Cameron Winklevoss, co-founder of cryptocurrency exchange Gemini, has resigned from its board of directors in Europe. followCompanies House report Oct. 12
As stated in the statement atsendTo the London publication, Cameron will continue to lead Gemini’s global operations alongside his twin brother Tyler Winklevoss:
“We can confirm that this change is filed with Companies House and will bring local leaders to the board to reflect the growth of Gemini’s business in the UK and Europe, of which Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss will remain chairman. and the next CEO of Gemini.”
In July, Gemini announced registration as a Virtual Assets Provider (VASP) by the Central Bank of Ireland (CBI) after being licensed by Electronic Financial Institutions (EMI). from CBI That allowed companies to issue electronic money, provide electronic money, payment services, and manage electronic payments for third parties months ago.
in june The United States Commodity Futures Trading Commission has filed a lawsuit against Gemini, alleging that it made false or misleading statements in 2017 during a face-to-face meeting and in its documents. which violates commodity exchange laws and other regulations
This year, Gemini also laid off more than 10% of its employees as part of The “Cost Efforts” During the Crypto Winter Just two months after the company’s co-founder was named a crypto billionaire by Forbes with $4 billion worth of assets.
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