Three Top Executives Leave Gemini
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High-Level Departures at Gemini Space Station
Gemini Space Station, the parent company of the cryptocurrency exchange Gemini, announced that three senior executives are departing immediately. Operations Director Marshall Beard, Finance Director Dan Chen, and Legal Director Tyler Meade are parting ways. Beard also resigned from the company's board and will not be replaced. Co-founder Cameron Winklevoss will take on additional revenue-generating responsibilities. Danijela Stojanovic has been appointed as interim Finance Director. Salary and benefits will be provided in exchange for limited-term transition services.
Company Restructuring After IPO
This change occurred about five months after the company's IPO in September, where it raised 425 million dollars on Nasdaq. At the time of publication, the share price had fallen to 6,54 dollars, losing 13 percent despite the general rise in US exchanges. The changes came after Gemini withdrew from the UK, EU, and Australia markets in recent weeks, reduced its staff by 25 percent, and focused on the US and prediction market platform.
BTC Market Pressure and Sector Losses
Today BTC price is at 67.676,99$ level, with a -0,32 percent drop in the last 24 hours, dominant downtrend in BTC detailed analysis. RSI 34,61 is giving an oversold signal, strong supports at 65.254$ (S1, score 81/100) and 60.610$ (S2) levels. Resistances are at 70.139$ (R1) and 78.145$. This BTC weakness is echoing in the sector: Bitcoin miner Hive announced a 91 million dollar net loss with accelerated depreciation. Metaplanet recorded a 619 million dollar loss from BTC valuation but holds 35.102 BTC. Unlike these companies that are incurring losses, Gemini is showing resilience.
Gemini's 2025 Revenue Forecasts and SEC Victory
The company forecasts net revenue of 165-175 million dollars by the end of 2025; this is due to an increase in credit card revenues compared to 141 million dollars in 2024. In January, the SEC lawsuit against Gemini was dismissed. Future growth focused on BTC futures is expected. This transition could strengthen the company under the leadership of the Winklevoss brothers.