A Gemini Exchange User Is Pissed at the Winklevoss Twins
One man isn't happy with Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss, the entrepreneurs known for having sued Mark Zuckerberg for allegedly stealing their idea. The problem centers on the Winklevoss' Bitcoin exchange Gemini, where on evening of November 13th a Gemini exchange user placed a large bitcoin buy order filling price limits towards $2,200 per bitcoins. The Bitcoin exchange reversed the trades. Gemini cited a "customer error" which "[met] our criteria for reversal as defined in our terms or service." "I immediately responded to this email stating I do not accept their statement of reversal,....
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The exclusive United States specific bitcoin exchange, Gemini is one step closer to beginning its operations from New York. The company founded by Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss, better known as the Winklevoss Twins has filed the necessary paperwork with the New York State Department of Financial Services. According to Gemini's spokesperson, the Winklevoss twins are said to have completed the formality of filing the trust application with the government so that they can start operating as a trust company. A trust company, according to the definition of the State of New York is a financial....
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