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Gemini

New York, NY Financial Services Public

Gemini Space Station is an American cryptocurrency exchange, custodian and prediction-markets platform founded by Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss and listed on Nasdaq as GEMI since September 2025. Customers buy, sell, stake and store digital assets, and trade event contracts through Gemini Predictions, launched in December 2025 under a CFTC-licensed designated contract market. Gemini operates as a New York State-chartered limited purpose trust company serving retail and institutional clients. In February 2026 it wound down its UK, EU and Australia businesses and cut roughly 30% of staff, refocusing on the United States, Singapore and prediction markets.

Public Company

Gemini is publicly traded

IPO'd on Sep 12, 2025

GEMI NASDAQ

This company is no longer available on our private secondary market. Shares can be traded publicly under GEMI.

Overview

Company data and valuation marks are estimates and may be incomplete, stale, erroneous, or revised.

Founded

2014

Employees

201–500

Total Funding

$1.13B

9 rounds

Last Private Valuation

$7.1B

Nov 18, 2021

Secondary Signals (Note: SetterVC does not verify the accuracy of these)

5 signals
Fundraise Recent amount $100M; $14 per share 2026-05-14

Founders' Winklevoss Capital Fund invested $100M in Gemini at $14 per share, paid in bitcoin, after Q1 results

Insider support at $14/share sets a public-market price reference; dilution risk for holders

Strategic Recent amount $100M 2026-05-14

Winklevoss Capital Fund injected a $100M bitcoin-funded investment into Gemini for operating expenses

Founder-backed capital infusion signals liquidity support amid widening losses

M&A Recent 2026-04-02

Reportedly, buyers are circling Gemini's shuttered EU/UK operations for regulatory licenses, not a full takeover

Asset-level interest only, not a company-wide buyout signal

Regulatory Recent 2026-03-19

Shareholders filed class action alleging Gemini misled investors about strategy/growth in IPO marketing materials

Litigation overhang adds legal/financial risk after post-IPO stock decline

Restructuring Recent 2026-02-05

Plans to cut up to 200 jobs (~25% of staff) and wind down UK, EU and Australia operations to focus on US and Singapore

Cost-cutting toward profitability; reduced geographic footprint

Funding

Funding data and valuation marks are estimates and may be incomplete, stale, erroneous, or revised.

Rounds in grey italics are unconfirmed.

Total raised $1.13B across 9 rounds

Last updated 10-12-2026

DateRoundAmount RaisedValuationLead Investors
Jan 23, 2025 Term loan — Winklevoss Capital (2025) $168.5M — Winklevoss Capital
May 16, 2024 Term loan — Winklevoss Capital (2024) $275M — Winklevoss Capital
Mar 1, 2024 Convertible note — Winklevoss Capital (March 2024) $45.3M — Winklevoss Capital

Prominent Investors

Tyler Winklevoss Cameron Winklevoss

Leadership

  • Tyler Winklevoss

    Co-Founder, Chief Executive Officer

  • Cameron Winklevoss

    Co-Founder, President

  • Danijela Stojanovic

    Interim Chief Financial Officer

  • Kate Freedman

    Interim General Counsel

Competitors

Competitor list is illustrative and may be incomplete, stale, or erroneous.

  • Coinbase

    Largest US crypto exchange by user count with 56M users; launched in 2012; supports ~250 cryptocurrencies

  • Kraken

    Founded in 2013; available in 170+ countries; offers advanced order types, staking, and margin trading; lower fees (0.25% maker/0.40% taker)

  • Bullish

    Third publicly traded U.S. crypto exchange alongside Coinbase and Gemini (post-IPO)

Gemini Investment FAQ

Gemini FAQ

Yes, Gemini is publicly traded under the ticker symbol GEMI on the NASDAQ. The company went public in Sep 12, 2025.

Gemini trades under the ticker symbol GEMI on the NASDAQ. It began trading in Sep 12, 2025.

Gemini (GEMI on the NASDAQ) shares can be purchased through any standard brokerage account — including Fidelity, Charles Schwab, TD Ameritrade, and online platforms like Robinhood or E*TRADE. Search for the ticker GEMI to place an order.

Gemini went public in Sep 12, 2025 via ipo, with an offering valuation of approximately $7.1B. Gemini Space Station has traded on Nasdaq as GEMI since 12 September 2025, when it priced at $28 a share, raised $425 million and was valued at roughly $3.3 billion. The stock has since fallen more than 80%, and on 13 August 2026 the company reported a fourth consecutive post-IPO quarterly loss: second-quarter revenue up 37% year on year to $45.5 million against a net loss of $107.7 million, or 89 cents a share, following a full-year 2025 net loss of $582.8 million. During 2026 it exited the UK, EU and Australia, cut roughly 30% of its workforce, closed the Nifty Gateway NFT marketplace, lost its COO, CFO and chief legal officer, drew a shareholder securities class action over its IPO marketing materials, and sold $100 million of new Class A shares to Winklevoss Capital Fund at $14 a share.

Gemini raised $1.13B across 9 disclosed funding rounds prior to its public listing.

Gemini was co-founded by Tyler Winklevoss, and Cameron Winklevoss in 2014.

Gemini is headquartered in New York, NY.

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