Gemini of Cryptocurrency Exchange said Friday it had launched a planned initial public offering with the SEC two months after previously revealing confidential submissions by Regulator.
Founded in 2014 by billionaire Bitcoin investors Tyler and Cameron Winclevos, Gemini is perhaps best known for its role in creating Facebook, but plans to list it via the Nasdaq Global Select Market under Ticker Gemi.
Details or price ranges for the number of shares offered have not yet been announced. Similarly, the planned IPO timeline has not been shared yet.
Goldman Sachs, Citigroup, Morgan Stanley and Kanter will act as lead book runners along with several additional book runners, according to the press release. Academy Securities and Amerivet Securities become co-managers.
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