Cameron Winklevoss steps down from Gemini’s European board
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Cameron Winklevoss, a co-founder of cryptocurrency exchange Gemini, has stepped down from the European company board of directors, according to a Companies House filing from Oct. 12. As indicated in a statement sent to the local press, Cameron continues to lead Gemini’s global operations alongside his twin brother Tyler Winklevoss: “We can confirm this change was filed with Companies House and brings local leadership onto the board of directors to reflect the growth of Gemini’s business in the UK and Europe. Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss continue as President and CEO at Gemini.” As per the filings, Gillian Lynch, the head of Gemini
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