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Crypto platform Gemini’s stock is down 80% from its IPO. That’s reviving takeover speculation

Crypto platform Gemini’s stock is down 80% from its IPO. That’s reviving takeover speculation

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Gemini Space Station (GEMI), a crypto platform, has seen its price drop roughly 80% since its public debut, reviving questions about whether the platform founded by the billionaire Winklevoss twins could eventually become an acquisition target.

Lorenzo Valente, director of digital assets research at ARK Invest, argued in a post on X last month that Hyperliquid, the offshore perpetual-trading platform, should acquire Gemini and use it as a regulated U.S.

gateway for perpetual futures and prediction markets, with the Winklevoss twins’ concentrated voting control potentially simplifying the deal.

While there is no indication that Hyperliquid is actively pursuing a deal to buy Gemini, Valente’s proposal raises a broader question: What is Gemini’s value proposition to a potential buyer if its regulatory infrastructure is worth more than its shrinking spot-exchange business?

Currently, the stock’s market cap is $753 million, down from about $4 billion at its peak.

Gemini’s second-quarter exchange revenue fell 38% from a year earlier to $12.5 million, while spot trading volume dropped 66% to $3.8 billion, and assets on the platform declined to $8.4 billion from $18.2 billion.

While its exchange business is shrinking, its core exchange technology may also offer limited differentiation from rivals, a venture capital investor told CoinDesk.

However, Gemini (through its subsidiaries) still holds important regulatory licenses and approvals that would be costly and time-consuming for competitors to replicate organically, the investor said.

Potential buyers would likely weigh the cost of buying these entities versus the time and legal fees associated with obtaining these approvals, the person added.

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That would fit a broader pattern in crypto M&A, where buyers are increasingly paying for regulatory infrastructure, distribution and market access rather than simply acquiring trading volume.

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