Winklevoss Twins Creating Gemini - The NASDAQ for Bitcoin
The tortoise or the hare. The timeless Aesop fable has been applied to many situations, over and above the abilities of the animal kingdom. And it certainly can be applied to the quest in the United States to create a domestic Bitcoin exchange for the 2nd largest Bitcoin market in the world. 2014 saw many great additions to the Bitcoin ecosystem, but maybe the most important are afoot as we speak. Coinbase is first, but are they going to be the best? Coinbase made news just a couple of weeks ago in launching the first U. S. -based regulated Bitcoin exchange from their San Francisco....
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Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss, leaders of Bitinstant’s seed funding, have proposed an idea that should shake a few heads in the bitcoin community. Many people use bitcoin for its decentralized and unregulated nature, but the Winklevoss Twins have proposed creating a regulated Bitcoin exchange in the United States. The Winklevoss twins became well known for their lawsuit against Facebook creator Mark Zuckerberg, in which they received a $65 million dollar settlement. As of right now, they are trying to open their exchange, Gemini, which should debut in the coming months. The Winklevoss....
Bitcoin Analysis. Bitcoin has been increasing consistently over the last seven days, to a currency price of $244.58. The last time we saw this price was before the crash where Bitcoin took a 40% dive in two days, which is discussed in the previous Market Summary. We started this week with Bitcoin under $200, and has increased by approximately 25% over the duration of this week which I believe is due to one critical information of news: the Winklevoss Twins. Gemini: Winklevoss Twins Exchange. The Twins originally got into Bitcoin in 2012 reportedly having $11 million in Bitcoin, and in 2013....
Digital Gold author Nathaniel Popper, who wrote his first Bitcoin article about the Winklevoss Twins' involvement in it, interviewed the twins earlier tonight in New York at an event hosted by GeneralAssemb.ly. Gemini Weeks Away. The burning question among the Bitcoin community was on the progress of Gemini, the brothers' exchange, which will be based in New York. Up to now, they've told the world they were waiting on the finalization of the BitLicense proposal to get things going, although Cameron Winklevoss made sure to say, "Our tech is there. We are ready to operate." Prior to that,....
So yesterday morning George Kikvadze, vice chairman of the board and adviser at bitcoin infrastructure company BitFury, announced on Twitter that we would see an SEC regulated bitcoin exchange launched on the NASDAQ over the next month or so: Just learned at a private dinner there will be a new SEC Regulated @Bitcoin ETF Fund launched on @Nasdaq in the next 4 weeks !!! - George Kikvadze (@BitfuryGeorge) January 22, 2015. Initial reaction to the Tweet was cagey, with a number of his followers suggesting that - unless this announcement came into being - it could seriously damage Kikvadze's....
As founders of bitcoin and ether exchange Gemini, the Winklevoss Twins graced us with their presence on Fox Business. The interview was lackluster and so was their “vision.” Are these guys still relevant? Ok ok, we get it. You guys almost had your day in the sun with Facebook…and it didn’t work out. So since you guys “discovered” cryptos a few years back you may have found a method to legitimize your position in tech. Not with lame, day-old insight like this fellas. Recently on Fox Business, the Winklevoss Twins gave an interview from the SALT Conference in Las Vegas. The topic was their....