Gemini co-founder Tyler Winklevoss accuses JPMorgan Chase of pausing the crypto exchange’s onboarding process following his criticism of the bank’s data access policy. JPMorgan’s decision to charge fintech firms for access to customer bank data could harm fintechs facilitating crypto purchases, leading to a dispute with Winklevoss. The Gemini boss vows to continue fighting against JPMorgan’s behavior. Gemini’s relationship with JPMorgan has been tumultuous for years, with the bank reportedly asking the exchange to find another banking partner in 2023. However, Gemini denied these rumors, stating their banking relationship with JPMorgan remains intact. Winklevoss twins have aligned themselves politically with Trump, contributing to his campaign and attending White House events. Gemini filed for an IPO with the SEC, raising $400 million in November 2021 at a valuation of $7.1 billion.

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