Co-founder and President of Gemini.
Cameron Winklevoss is the Co-founder and President of Gemini, a next-generation Bitcoin exchange. He graduated from Harvard University with a degree in Economics and earned an MBA from Oxford University. In 2008, he represented the United States at the 2008 Olympics Games in Beijing, China, placing 6th. Cameron has been an angel investor and entrepreneur in emerging technologies since 2003.
He began participating in the Bitcoin economy through direct investment in 2012. In addition to being President of Gemini, he and his brother Tyler Winklevoss are currently seeking SEC approval for the Winklevoss Bitcoin Trust, a bitcoin ETF, and have launched the WinkDex, a bitcoin price index that will price the ETF.
Gemini
University of Oxford, MBA - 2009-2010
Harvard University, Bachelor's Degree, Economics - 2000-2004
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$1.4 B
Gemini - President & Co-Founder
Winklevoss Capital - Principal
USRowing - Olympian - 2006-2011
ConnectU.com - Co-Founder - 2002-2008
The future of prediction markets is currently uncertain as regulatory bodies like the CFTC evaluate their role and potential risks.
Peter Schiff said that now that the Biden administration is aware of Donald Trump’s plans to make Bitcoin a strategic reserve, they would take this to their advantage.
Cameron Winklevoss urged the US vice president to take swift and concrete action to address the damage done to the crypto sector over the past four years.
Tyler Winklevoss lashed out at SEC chair Gary Gensler and FDIC Chair Martin Gruenberg while referring to both of them as “lapdogs and attack dogs” who leveraged the power of their agencies to push Warren’s anti-crypto policies.
The PAC also received financial donations from industry giants last year, including Coinbase and Ripple.
