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Yaël Bizouati-Kennedy

Three Gemini top executives leave in “big shakeup,” shares plummet

Gemini Space Station, the crypto firm the Winklevoss brothers founded, announced it will be parting ways with three executives, COO Marshall Beard, CFO Dan Chen, and CLO Tyler Meade, effective today, according to a February 17 form 8-K filing. Bloomberg Intelligence analyst James Seyffart deemed the announcement “a big shakeup.” 

In addition, Beard resigned from his role as a member of the company’s board of directors.

Shares were down over 13% following the news and are down 35% year to date.

The announcement comes on the heels of the firm’s September IPO and amid an overall downturn in crypto, which is taking a toll on several firms.

Gemini said it does not intend to appoint a successor COO at this time. Kate Freedman will become interim general counsel.

“Many of the duties previously performed by Mr. Beard, including revenue-generating responsibilities, will be assumed by Cameron Winklevoss in addition to his existing responsibilities,” the filing reports.

Meanwhile, Danijela Stojanovic, the firm’s chief accounting officer, will be interim CFO.

Earlier this month, the company slashed 25% of its workforce and shuttered operations in the United Kingdom, European Union, and Australia, per Bloomberg.

The company also pre-announced its 2025 earnings results, expecting net revenue to be between $165 million and $175 million as compared to $141 million for the year ended December 31, 2024. It expects an adjusted loss before tax of between $257 million and $267 million.

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Sage D. Young

Logan Paul sells ultrarare “Pokémon” card to AJ Scaramucci in a record deal

On Sunday, Logan Paul sold his Pikachu Illustrator “Pokémon” card for a record $16.5 million to AJ Scaramucci, son of former White House Communications Director Anthony Scaramucci. 

The sale price is more than triple what Paul paid to acquire the card five years ago, nearly $5.3 million, a world record at the time. Since then, many of the trading cards have skyrocketed in value, outpacing baseball cards and even Meta.

The sale has drawn controversy in the crypto industry, as Paul had announced in 2022 that the card would be tokenized and listed on his digital collectibles platform, Liquid Marketplace. Since then, the platform has since been accused of “multi-layered fraud in the crypto asset sector,” according to a 2024 filing from Canada’s Ontario Securities Commission. 

“I had originally offered to sell up to 51% of the Illustrator on Liquid Marketplace but ultimately only 5.4% of the card was sold for about $270k in the Summer of 2022 to fractional owners,” Paul wrote on social media. 

“In May 2024, I bought the card back for the same price it was sold for per the terms of LM and made funds available for users to withdraw. I was told that those funds were available to be withdrawn for approximately a year after being deposited in LM users’ accounts,” Paul added.

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Bitcoin struggles to reach $70,000 as it heads for worst Q1 since 2018

If bitcoin ends February in the red, it will be its fifth consecutive monthly loss, and one analyst says bitcoin could “revert to $10,000.”

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Sage D. Young
2/13/26
Ethereum Foundation gets new leadership as co-Executive Director Tomasz Stańczak steps down

Stańczak first joined the Ethereum Foundation in 2025, when community members had a litany of grievances against the nonprofit organization tasked with steering the blockchain network.

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Sage D. Young

Strategy was responsible for as much as 97.5% of all bitcoin buys from public companies in January

Bitcoin treasury company Strategy accounted for as much as 97.5% of all bitcoin purchases in January made by public companies, “single‑handedly bringing sector‑wide buying back to levels last seen in late summer,” according to a Thursday research report from data analytics firm Bitcoin Treasuries.

Strategy ended last month with 712,647 BTC on its balance sheet, or $47.9 billion, buying 40,150 BTC in January.

MSTR, Strategy’s class A common stock, is trading under the $122 level, while the price of bitcoin sits at the $67,800 mark, both down around 20% since the start of the year.

Meanwhile, asset manager Geode Capital Management boosted its exposure to Strategy and also bought into Trump-backed American Bitcoin, a 13F SEC filing on Monday shows. 

The investment firm, which has over $1 trillion in assets under management, added 175,343 shares of Strategy’s class A common stock since the previous quarter, bringing its total MSTR share count to 3.9 million, worth $477.4 million.

Geode also acquired 1.6 million shares of American Bitcoin, worth $1.8 million, a change from last quarter when the firm didn’t have a stake in the Trump-backed bitcoin treasury firm.

Yaël Bizouati-Kennedy
2/12/26
Standard Chartered lowers bitcoin projection to $100,000, sees bottom at $50,000 “in the next few months”

“Bitcoin prices will chop around for a few months, as we are lacking any strong active catalysts on the horizon.”

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