Samsung has unveiled the Galaxy S26 lineup, marketing it as the world’s first “agentic AI phone,” a device designed not just to answer prompts but to execute multi-step actions across apps on a user’s behalf.

Tyler Winklevoss says extreme pessimism makes him optimistic about crypto’s future. Yet behind the scenes, wallets linked to Gemini’s family office have been steadily reducing Bitcoin exposure during one of the market’s most fragile periods.

Gemini is closing all of its operations in the United Kingdom, European Union, and Australia, slashing 25% of its workforce in a revolutionary move to shift the exchange from crypto to put its prediction markets platform at the "front and center" of its platform.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s decision to dismiss its civil lawsuit against Gemini Trust Company marks another high-profile retreat from aggressive crypto enforcement

The Philippines has escalated its crackdown on unlicensed cryptocurrency platforms, with internet service providers beginning to block access to major global exchanges, signaling a decisive shift toward stricter enforcement of local crypto regulations.

Coinbase is preparing to enter the fast-rising prediction markets sector, according to new findings from tech researcher Jane Manchun Wong, who uncovered an unreleased Coinbase-branded prediction platform hidden in the company’s public source code.

Prediction markets, once confined to a small circle of crypto-savvy insiders, are rapidly entering the mainstream. Now, Gemini — one of the most tightly regulated exchanges in the U.S. — is preparing to stake its claim in this emerging sector.

Gemini’s newly launched Australian exchange signals the Winklevoss twins’ shifting global strategy — one that embraces regulatory clarity abroad while taking a cautious stance at home.

Despite his claims of total independence, President Trump’s handling of crypto regulation has once again exposed how deep-pocketed industry patrons can reshape the political chessboard.

Gemini Trust Company and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) are edging toward a settlement in a long-running legal battle with Gemini, signaling both a turning point for the exchange and a broader shift in the U.S. regulatory landscape.