Gemini shares hit a record-low $3.215 close, about 89% below the $28 IPO price; H1 2026 revenue rose and the loss narrowed.
On Monday, shares of the Gemini cryptocurrency exchange closed at a record-low $3.215, roughly 89% below the $28 price at which the company went public.
Gemini's most recent 10-Q showed revenue of $95.7 million for the first half of 2026, up from $68.6 million in the same stretch of 2025, prior to its IPO.
For those same six months, the company posted a comprehensive loss of $216.8 million, compared with $277.3 million in the 2025 period.
Gemini's chief executive, Tyler Winklevoss, and its president, Cameron Winklevoss, have each closely aligned themselves with President Donald Trump during his second term.
Those ties have included large donations to the Trump 47 Committee, Make America Great Again Inc. and MAGA Inc.
The SEC under the Trump administration also closed its investigation into Gemini during the current term.
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