ChainCatcher news, Gemini co-founder Cameron Winklevoss believes that the initiatives of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) are crucial in combating inflation, the "silent tax."It is reported that DOGE proposed to eliminate government waste and combat inflation in the United States. Last month, the inflation rate in the U.S. rose by 2.6% year-on-year, slightly higher than in September.Winklevoss emphasized the importance of addressing rising prices, stating that it imposes a disproportionate burden on low-income Americans, and he believes that these measures by DOGE are essential for achieving economic fairness and sustainability.

ChainCatcher news, Gemini co-founder Tyler Winklevoss lambasted Gary Gensler on the X platform. He stated: Gary Gensler should never hold a position of influence, power, or authority again. Any company, university, or organization that hires or collaborates with him after the SEC is a betrayal of the crypto industry and should be strongly resisted. This is the only way to prevent such abuses of government power from happening again in the future.Gary Gensler's actions cannot be explained as a good-faith mistake. His behavior is entirely calculated and deliberate, aimed at advancing his personal political agenda at all costs, even if it means destroying an industry, tens of thousands of jobs, people's livelihoods, billions of dollars in investment capital, and more. Ironically, his antisocial ambitions ultimately ruined his own party.No amount of apologies can make up for the damage Gary Gensler has done to the crypto industry and the country. Such a person should not be in any institution, large or small. Americans have had enough of their tax dollars going to a government that is supposed to protect them but is instead used by politicians who want to undermine their success. It is time to put an end to this pathology once and for all.

ChainCatcher news, cryptocurrency exchange Gemini co-founder Tyler Winklevoss posted on the X platform that as long as Harvard University continues to have ties with U.S. Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren, the U.S. federal government should terminate tax exemptions and funding for Harvard University.She is a law professor, yet she has launched an illegal war against the cryptocurrency industry; American taxpayers' money should not flow to institutions that harbor these villains.

ChainCatcher news, Gemini co-founder Cameron Winklevoss stated that Bitcoin reaching $80,000 is primarily driven by sustained institutional demand through spot Bitcoin ETFs, rather than retail investor activity.He believes that this "sticky" demand from institutional investors is a sign of long-term bullish sentiment, and the current market cycle is still in its early stages.Winklevoss said, "The road to Bitcoin reaching $80,000 is paved by stable ETF demand. It's not retail FOMO. There's no fanfare. People are buying ETFs, not selling them. This is sticky HODL-style capital. The floor price keeps rising, we just won the coin toss, and the game hasn't really started yet."

ChainCatcher news, Gemini co-founder Tyler Winklevoss recently emphasized the political power held by 50 million Americans who own cryptocurrency on X.Winklevoss urged cryptocurrency holders to unite and pressure Vice President Kamala Harris to fire SEC Chairman Gary Gensler before the presidential election on November 5. He believes that this collective action could end the "war on cryptocurrency" and make cryptocurrency issues a bipartisan concern.

ChainCatcher news, according to Cointelegraph, regarding the Federal Reserve's enforcement action against Customers Bancorp, Tyler Winklevoss, co-founder of the cryptocurrency exchange Gemini, stated that Customers Bancorp is one of the few banks in the United States that holds a friendly attitude towards cryptocurrency. The Federal Reserve is now controlling the channels through which cryptocurrency companies can obtain banking services, essentially deciding who can open bank accounts and who cannot, thereby limiting the operational capacity of crypto banks.It is reported that the Federal Reserve requires Customers Bancorp to provide a 30-day notice before establishing any new banking relationships with crypto companies, a move that has sparked dissatisfaction within the crypto community.

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, Gemini co-founders the Winklevoss brothers have donated a total of $1 million in Bitcoin to John Deaton's campaign, as John Deaton is running for U.S. Senator from Massachusetts.Previous news, Ripple has donated $1 million to the new super PAC Commonwealth Unity Fund, aiming to oust Elizabeth Warren and elect John E Deaton as the next senator from Massachusetts.

ChainCatcher news, according to records from the Federal Election Commission on Monday, cryptocurrency exchange platform Gemini founders Tyler Winklevoss and Cameron Winklevoss each donated $250,000 to a Trump super PAC.Previous news, Gemini co-founders the Winklevoss brothers each donated $1 million in Bitcoin to the Trump campaign team.

ChainCatcher news, according to Bloomberg, Donald Trump's presidential campaign team has returned donations exceeding the legal limit to Cameron Winklevoss and Tyler Winklevoss, co-founders of the American cryptocurrency exchange Gemini.Previous news, Gemini co-founders Cameron Winklevoss and Tyler Winklevoss tweeted that they have each donated 1 million dollars in Bitcoin (15.47 BTC) to Trump's campaign team, exceeding the maximum limit of 844,600 dollars per person that the Trump committee can legally accept.

ChainCatcher news, according to DLNews, cryptocurrency exchange Gemini co-founders Cameron Winklevoss and Tyler Winklevoss announced today that they have each donated 15.47 bitcoins, worth approximately $1 million, to Trump's campaign team. However, aside from these two, the list of other cryptocurrency donors to Trump is not extensive.According to an analysis of blockchain data by the blockchain analytics company Breadcrumbs, Trump's campaign team has raised less than $60,000 in cryptocurrency from only 218 donors as of June 17.Breadcrumbs data analyst James Delmore added that the $59,385 in cryptocurrency related to Trump's campaign donations only includes assets that can be tracked on the Ethereum, Polygon, and Base chains.

ChainCatcher news, Gemini co-founders Cameron Winklevoss and Tyler Winklevoss stated that they have each donated 1 million dollars in Bitcoin (15.47 BTC) to Trump's campaign team and will vote for him in the November election.Cameron Winklevoss mentioned in the article: "Trump supports Bitcoin, supports cryptocurrency, supports business enterprises, and he will end the Biden administration's war on cryptocurrency."

ChainCatcher news, the Winklevoss brothers, co-founders of the Gemini exchange, announced an investment of $4.5 million in Bitcoin into the English non-professional league football club Real Bedford FC.

ChainCatcher news, Gemini co-founder Cameron Winklevoss posted on Twitter an "ultimate offer" regarding the bankruptcy debt restructuring negotiations of the digital asset company Genesis. After months of negotiations and mediation, a $1.5 billion deferred payment and new loan plan has been reached. The plan requires $1.465 billion in payments and loans denominated in USD, Bitcoin, and Ethereum, with a deadline for the deal set for 4 PM local time on July 6.Previously, Winklevoss posted an open letter to DCG founder Barry Silbert on Twitter, expressing regret over DCG's failure to present a satisfactory plan to repay Genesis creditors. Additionally, DCG has yet to pay Genesis $630 million. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, Gemini co-founder Tyler Winklevoss tweeted that Hong Kong is ready to lead the way in the cryptocurrency space. "During Gemini's global tour, we had a great meeting with the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission. Their thinking is clear and comprehensive, which is very encouraging to me. Many important industry players have chosen Hong Kong as their home and will build a vibrant ecosystem here." (source link)

ChainCatcher message, Gemini co-founder Cameron Winklevoss tweeted that the next bull market will start from the East, which will signal to people that "cryptocurrency is a global asset class." Meanwhile, the West, specifically the United States, has two choices: either accept it or be left behind. Governments that do not provide clear rules and genuine guidance will miss the greatest growth period since the rise of the commercial internet and will also miss the opportunity to shape and become a foundational part of the future financial infrastructure of this world (and beyond). (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, Cameron Winklevoss, co-founder of the cryptocurrency exchange Gemini, tweeted that Genesis's bankruptcy filing is the first step for Gemini to recover assets for Gemini Earn users. Although Gemini has been working hard to negotiate with Genesis, DCG (Genesis's parent company) and its CEO have consistently refused to provide fair trading information. This situation will change after Genesis files for bankruptcy protection; under judicial supervision, Genesis will have to disclose trading information, allowing everyone to understand how things have come to this point.In addition, Winklevoss stated that Gemini has always been prepared to take direct legal action against DCG and its CEO, believing that DCG should be held accountable for fraudulent activities that have caused property losses and harm to over 340,000 Earn users and other users deceived by Genesis. Unless DCG can provide a fair solution, Gemini will immediately file a lawsuit against DCG and its CEO. At the same time, Gemini will use all tools available in bankruptcy court to maximize the recovery of losses for Earn users. (source link)

ChainCatcher message, due to the liquidity crisis currently faced by the Gemini exchange lending platform Earn, MakerDAO is adjusting relevant parameters through voting to limit DAI exposure to Gemini. Recently, there have been discussions on the Maker governance forum regarding the transparency of GUSD minting, the specific operational process on Maker PSM, and the transparency of reserves.In response, Gemini co-founder Tyler Winklevoss stated on the forum that the assets constituting GUSD reserves are not the "property" of Gemini. Gemini complies with the New York Department of Financial Services (NYDFS) "Guidelines for the Issuance of U.S. Dollar-Backed Stablecoins." According to regulatory requirements, the reserves of any stablecoin regulated by the New York DFS must be kept separate from the proprietary assets of the issuing entity (such as Gemini) and held by a custodian or trustee to protect the interests of stablecoin holders. Therefore, GUSD reserves are stored in accounts that are separate from Gemini's business, operations, and other customer commingled accounts, eliminating any risk of redemption. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, Gemini co-founder Tyler Winklevoss commented on the SEC's allegations against Gemini and Genesis, stating, "It is disappointing that the SEC has chosen to file a lawsuit while Gemini and other creditors are working together to recover funds. The SEC's actions do not assist our further efforts to help Earn users get back their assets and are counterproductive. Gemini has consistently worked to comply with all relevant laws and regulations, and any contrary claims are unfounded."According to previous reports from ChainCatcher, the SEC has accused Gemini and Genesis of issuing and selling securities to retail investors without registration. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, Cameron Winklevoss, co-founder of the American cryptocurrency exchange Gemini, stated that the false statements made by DCG founder Barry Silbert and other key personnel misled everyone, leading parties to believe that Genesis had recovered from the losses of Three Arrows, thereby inducing lenders to continue providing loans. Cameron also believes that the $1.1 billion promissory note provided by DCG has not been genuinely honored, and the net present value of that note should be significantly discounted, with an actual value of only about $300 million.According to previous reports from ChainCatcher, DCG founder Barry Silbert today released a "Letter to Shareholders" in response to recent questions regarding DCG. Silbert stated that DCG did borrow funds from Genesis Capital, but these loans were always built on a fair trading basis and priced at current market rates. (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, Gemini co-founder Cameron Winklevoss sent an open letter to DCG founder Barry Silbert on behalf of over 340,000 users of its Earn product, demanding the repayment of more than $900 million owed.Previously, Gemini lent digital currency to Genesis, resulting in approximately $900 million in unrecoverable funds, and had to suspend its lending product Gemini Earn. In the open letter, Cameron also revealed that DCG owes Genesis approximately $1.68 billion.Houlihan Lokey had proposed a plan on behalf of the creditors' committee to address the liquidity issues of Genesis and DCG and provide a pathway for asset recovery. The plan is based on the information received so far from Genesis, DCG, and their respective advisors. (source link)