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Gemini, the cryptocurrency exchange founded by the Winklevoss twins, has announced a successful recovery of $2.18 billion of its customers' digital assets from its bankrupt crypto lending arm, Gemini Earn. This marks one of the most successful recoveries from insolvency in the industry. The recovery was well received by the crypto community, with Blockstream CEO Adam Back praising Gemini's commitment to making its users whole. Gemini Earn's collapse was part of the fallout from FTX and Alameda Research's bankruptcy in late 2022. Despite accusations of fraud and a tumultuous legal battle, Gemini has managed to recover 232% of its assets in USD terms, a stark contrast to other firms that have only been able to promise cash reimbursements. Gemini maintains that the bankruptcy was due to "old-fashioned financial fraud" and a lack of regulatory clarity, not a problem inherent to cryptocurrency. This recovery is a positive sign for the resilience and potential of the crypto market, even in the face of significant challenges.

Gemini, the cryptocurrency exchange founded by the Winklevoss twins, has announced a successful recovery of $2.18 billion of its customers' digital assets from its bankrupt crypto lending arm, Gemini Earn. This marks one of the most successful recoveries from insolvency in the industry. The recovery was well received by the crypto community, with Blockstream CEO Adam Back praising Gemini's commitment to making its users whole.

Gemini Earn's collapse was part of the fallout from FTX and Alameda Research's bankruptcy in late 2022. Despite accusations of fraud and a tumultuous legal battle, Gemini has managed to recover 232% of its assets in USD terms, a stark contrast to other firms that have only been able to promise cash reimbursements.

Gemini maintains that the bankruptcy was due to "old-fashioned financial fraud" and a lack of regulatory clarity, not a problem inherent to cryptocurrency. This recovery is a positive sign for the resilience and potential of the crypto market, even in the face of significant challenges.

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Monochrome Asset Management, an Australian investment firm, is set to launch the country's first spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) on May 4, 2024. The Monochrome Bitcoin ETF (IBTC) will be the first fund in Australia to directly hold BTC and is expected to be listed on the Cboe Australia exchange on June 4. The firm will implement a strictly passive buy-and-hold investment strategy for Bitcoin, without using derivatives, leverage, or short selling. Monochrome applied to launch IBTC in April, amid the growing popularity of the U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF market. The firm had previously received approval to launch a spot Bitcoin ETF in August 2022, which was intended to give investors direct exposure to BTC, ether, and other cryptocurrencies. The launch of IBTC is significant as it offers Australian investors a regulated way to tap into the potential of the Bitcoin market. Monochrome's CEO, Jeff Yew, emphasized that unlike other Bitcoin ETFs, IBTC benefits from the investor protection rules under the directly held crypto Australian Financial Services (AFS) licensing regime. This development is part of a global trend, with several other countries approving the listings of spot Bitcoin ETFs, offering investors direct exposure to the cryptocurrency. The success of the first wave of ETFs launched in the United States earlier this year has triggered a wave that is spreading across regions like Hong Kong. This positive trend is expected to continue, with more countries likely to approve similar products in the coming months.
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