According to TechFlow, Tyler Winklevoss, co-founder of the cryptocurrency exchange Gemini, published a long article on the X platform, criticizing the Biden administration's attitude towards the crypto industry.

Tyler revealed that he and his brother Cameron were disinvited from the White House Crypto Roundtable because they publicly supported Trump. He believes that this reflects the government's unwillingness to have a sincere dialogue with the industry and only stays at the level of verbal commitment.

Tyler called on the industry to ask both parties to take practical actions to support the crypto industry before the November election, especially to announce the next SEC chairman. He emphasized that this is the key to ensuring fair treatment of the industry, and hopes that in the future cryptocurrencies will become generally accepted mainstream and no longer need to become a political issue.

Tyler said the Biden-Harris administration has 101 days to reverse the negative impact on the industry over the past four years.

It is worth noting that the five-year term of current SEC Chairman Gary Gensler will end in June 2026.