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    Gemini confidentially files for US IPO as crypto markets heat up

    Gemini, run by the Winklevoss twins, has confidentially filed for a US IPO. This move comes as crypto firms see renewed market strength. Circle's recent successful debut has encouraged others. Experts say crypto firms should seize this opportunity. The IPO surge signals growing confidence in the crypto industry. This could bring more transparency and capital to the market.

    Price wars hurt payment firms; CG Power’s fab play falters

    Happy Friday! Payment aggregators are slashing fees to stay in the game. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.

    After losses in FTX, which went bankrupt in 2022, Temasek slashes early-stage startup investments by 88%

    Singapore's Temasek, a major global investor, has significantly cut its early-stage startup investments by 88% since 2021, reducing from $4.4 billion to $509 million in 2024. This shift follows the FTX collapse and a $275 million write-off.

    SEC Drops Lawsuit Against Binance, a Crypto Exchange

    The SEC dismissed its lawsuit against Binance and Changpeng Zhao, signaling a retreat on crypto enforcement. This follows Zhao's guilty plea on money-laundering charges and a broader rollback of SEC regulations under the Trump administration. The Trump family's increasing involvement in the crypto industry, including deals and investments, raises conflict-of-interest concerns amid eased regulations.

    Australia sues ex-director of crypto exchange Blockchain Global over alleged duty breaches

    The allegations relate to Guo's dealings with ACX Exchange customer funds, statements made about those dealings and obligations to keep proper books and records. The regulator had started an investigation into the firm in January 2024, following a receipt of a report from the firm's liquidators, which said that Blockchain Global owed around A$58 million ($37.3 million) to unsecured creditors as of October 2, 2023.

    Trump's promise to make US world's 'crypto capital' to be a reality soon? Check details

    Donald Trump's media company, TMTG, is reportedly planning to raise $3 billion for cryptocurrency ventures, including Bitcoin. This move follows Trump's vow to make the US a 'crypto capital' and his administration's efforts to loosen regulations on the industry. The capital raise is expected to be announced ahead of a major crypto investor meeting this week.

    The Economic Times
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