- Gemini is reportedly considering an initial public offering.
- Bloomberg says the Winklevoss twins’ exchange is in talks with potential advisors.
Gemini, the cryptocurrency exchange backed by billionaire twins Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss, is reportedly weighing an initial public offering (IPO) in the United States.
According to a Bloomberg report dated February 6, 2025, Gemini is preparing for a potential IPO as soon as this year. The article cites information from anonymous sources said to be familiar with the matter.
Gemini, the cryptocurrency firm backed by the billionaire Winklevoss twins, is considering an IPO as soon as this year https://t.co/ddLeiC9FeS
— Bloomberg Markets (@markets) February 6, 2025
Gemini, one of the world’s early cryptocurrency exchanges, is reportedly consulting with potential advisors about a possible public listing.
Bloomberg notes that a public offering remains under discussion and no final decision has been made. The report aligns with recent trends: several crypto companies have been linked to potential IPO plans in recent months.
Among firms reportedly exploring public listings are stablecoin issuer Circle, trading platform eToro, crypto exchange Kraken, and Bullish Global.
More companies could follow, especially as momentum may pick up under the significantly pro-crypto stance of the current U.S. administration.