Gemini crypto exchange, founded by the Winklevoss twins, aims to acquire a crypto license to serve customers in the fast-emerging UAE crypto hub. Meanwhile, the New York-based company establishes its European headquarters in Ireland, working on common sense regulation for the crypto market.
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Gemini’s Irish Expansion: Navigating European HQ and MiCA Regulation Debates
Gemini’s expansion into Ireland establishes its European HQ, signifying the country’s competitive offering in the international financial services sector. As the upcoming MiCA regulation looms, Gemini continues to navigate regulatory challenges while advocating for common-sense consumer protection and fostering innovation in the crypto industry.
Gemini’s Ireland Expansion, Copper-Bitget Partnership, and Bridging Global Crypto Regulation Gaps
Gemini selects Ireland as its European headquarters, while Copper partners with Bitget for off-exchange settlement solution. Coinmint sues Katena Computing and DX Corr, and China’s Zhengzhou drafts a policy for metaverse industry development. Regulations and adoption updates also feature.
Gemini’s Irish Expansion: A Beacon for Crypto Innovation Amid US Regulatory Challenges
Gemini, the cryptocurrency exchange run by the Winklevoss twins, has chosen Ireland as its new European home, becoming the first crypto company registered as a Virtual Asset Service Provider (VASP) in July 2022. The expansion highlights ongoing regulatory uncertainty and the need for companies to seek refuge in more favorable regulatory environments.
Gemini Chooses Ireland as European Hub: Regulatory Landscape, Market Growth, and Controversy
Crypto exchange Gemini chooses Ireland as its European hub, citing its regulatory landscape, talent pool, and technology community. Despite Irish central bank chief’s call for a ban on crypto advertising, multiple exchanges have set up in the country, anticipating growth and innovation in the European crypto landscape under supportive regulatory environments.