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Gemini, Coinbase Among Bidders for Celsius Network's Assets in Upcoming Auction

Crypto exchanges Gemini and Coinbase are among the bidders for bankrupt crypto lender Celsius Network's assets in an auction scheduled for April 25 in New York. Two consortiums, Fahrenheit and the Blockchain Recovery Investment Committee, are also participating in the bids. NovaWulf Digital Management, the Stalking Horse Bidder, is also disputing the assets with a proposal that includes a cash contribution of $45 million to $55 million and the creation of a new public platform fully owned by Celsius creditors.

Investment Drama of Bankruptcy Claims Exchange OPNX; Intel Ends Bitcoin Mining Chip Business | Cointime Weekly Apr.16 – Apr.22

Coinbase receives license to operate in Bermuda; Gemini launches derivatives platform; EU Parliament approves crypto rules; HK court recognizes crypto as property; Hitachi establishes $300 million fund.
Investment Drama of Bankruptcy Claims Exchange OPNX; Intel Ends Bitcoin Mining Chip Business | Cointime Weekly  Apr.16 – Apr.22

Gemini Launches Derivatives Platform, Available Only Outside of US

April 22 (Cointime) - Cryptocurrency exchange Gemini has announced the launch of a derivatives platform Gemini Foundation, but only for users outside of the U.S.

Gemini Launches Derivatives Platform, Available Only Outside of US

The platform will offer its first derivatives contract in the form of a BTC perpetual contract denominated in Gemini dollars.
Gemini Launches Derivatives Platform, Available Only Outside of US

Gemini Flags ‘Big Plans’ for Asia With India Hub and Regional CEO

Cryptocurrency exchange Gemini is establishing a new engineering hub in India, with plans to tap into the country's top tech talent. The exchange's Global CTO, Pravjit Tiwana, will head up the operation, which will be the second-largest engineering hub for Gemini, after the US. Gemini's India arm will focus on developing web and mobile user experiences, contributions to platform compliance, data pipelines, warehousing, security, and payments. It will also develop new feature sets for Gemini's non-fungible token and crypto asset marketplaces. The exchange is actively hiring for 18 roles, 14 of which are engineering positions. Gemini is also expanding its business teams in India and Singapore to focus on growing Asia Pacific-based institutional and individual customers.

Gemini Has ‘Big Plans’ for Asia, Names Regional CEO, Opening India Office

Gemini, the U.S.-based crypto exchange founded by twins Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss, named a new chief executive officer for Asia-Pacific (APAC) and is set to open its first office in India as part of its "big plans" in the region.

Gemini Files for Pre-Registration Undertaking in Canada

On April 12, cryptocurrency exchange Gemini announced it filed a pre-registration undertaking with the Ontario Securities Commission (OSC), which oversees capital markets in Canada's most populous province. The undertaking is a prerequisite to becoming a restricted dealer in Canada and is necessary for all cryptocurrency exchanges wishing to conduct business in the country. Cynthia Del Pozo Garcia, Gemini's director of strategy and corporate development, wrote:

Crypto Evening Briefing: Twitter Partners With eToro to Let Users Trade Stocks, Crypto As Musk Pushes App Into Finance

Twitter users will be able to access stocks, cryptocurrencies and other financial assets through a partnership with eToro, a social trading company.
Crypto Evening Briefing: Twitter Partners With eToro to Let Users Trade Stocks, Crypto As Musk Pushes App Into Finance

Gemini Files Pre-Registration Undertaking With Ontario Securities Commission, Underscoring Dedication to Canadian Market

Gemini, the cryptocurrency exchange founded by the Winklevoss twins, has announced its continued commitment to the Canadian market by providing a pre-registration undertaking to the Ontario Securities Commission (OSC).
Gemini Files Pre-Registration Undertaking With Ontario Securities Commission, Underscoring Dedication to Canadian Market

Gemini Submits Filing to Stay Open in Canada

Gemini has filed a pre-registration undertaking to the Ontario Securities Commission in Canada to register as a restricted dealer, allowing it to continue serving retail users in the country. Recent Canadian securities regulations require crypto firms to segregate Canadian customer funds from foreign user funds and withhold certain services from residents of Canada. Gemini's decision to register in Canada means it will continue to serve retail users in the country, including acting as a sub-custodian to Canadian cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds. Other exchanges, such as Coinbase, Kraken, and Crypto.com, also intend to continue operating in Canada by filing the same pre-registration undertaking.