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Digital Currency Group (DCG) Files Motion to Dismiss Lawsuit by Gemini

Winklevoss twins' Gemini crypto firm picks Dublin as European base

‘Crypto is as transformative as the internet, and we are committed to unlocking the opportunities it represents’

The yo-yo-ing fortunes of Facebook outcasts the Winklevoss twins

Here FEMAIL details Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss' colorful CVs, from their development of Facebook to bitter legal battles, to forging a name for themselves in the world of cryptocurrency...

CFTC Probing Winklevoss Crypto Co. After Feds Drop Case

The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission is investigating Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss' cryptocurrency exchange Gemini Trust Company LLC, following an aborted criminal probe by Manhattan federal prosecutors, according to court filings and sources familiar with the matter.

Metaverse company Animoca Brands more than doubles in value to $5 billion after Soros and the Winklevoss twins back the Sandbox owner's latest funding round

The SandboxThe Sandbox Animoca Brands raised $358 million in a funding round valuing the company at $5 billion. The metaverse developer got buy-in...

Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss' band Mars Junction rocks out during live debut in NYC

Crypto Pepes: What does the frog meme? – Cointelegraph Magazine

When BarnBridge founder Tyler Ward decided to change his profile pic a few weeks ago, he inadvertently created a Pepe the Frog NFT meme craze embraced by celebrities and the DeFi community that was on track to reap more than $60 million in sales on the OpenSea auction platform. Then the wheels fell off rather spectacularly. Magazine chats with Ward on Monday, Feb. 22, after the first 20 of 1,069 Non-Fungible Pepes were sold at an average price of $62,671 each, and he can’t quite believe it.  “We sold like $1.3M worth of Pepes, like 20 of them,” he says. “One of them went for $200,000!”

Ben Mezrich on the Winklevoss twins and Bitcoin

Ben Mezrich on the Winklevoss twins and Bitcoin Chris Brummer and Evan Campbell © Provided by Roll Call Ben Mezrich's book "Bitcoin Billionaires: A True Story of Genius, Betrayal, and Redemption" follows the story of the Winklevoss' big bet on Bitcoin, and how it's paid off. Amias Gerety interviews Ben Mezrich, author of the nonfiction account on which the movie “The Social Network” was based, about his latest book on Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss’ foray into Bitcoin and his opinion on the cryptocurrency.