Cameron Winklevoss leaves Gemini's European board

Despite the change, Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss continue to manage the cryptocurrency exchange's global operations.

Cameron Winklevoss, co-founder of cryptocurrency exchange Gemini, has resigned from the European company's board, according to an October 12 Companies House filing.

As stated in a statement sent to a London publication, Cameron continues to lead Gemini's global operations alongside his twin brother, Tyler Winklevoss:

"We can confirm that this change has been filed with Companies House and brings local leadership to the board to reflect the growth of Gemini's business in the UK and Europe. Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss remain Chairman and CEO of Gemini."

According to filings, Gillian Lynch, Gemini's head of Ireland and Europe, takes Blair Halliday's seat on the board. Blair was managing director of Gemini in the UK for two years before moving to rival exchange Kraken this month, according to his LinkedIn profile.

In July, Gemini announced its registration as a Virtual Asset Service Provider (VASP) by the Central Bank of Ireland (CBI) after receiving an Electronic Money Institution (EMI) license from the CBI which allowed the company to issue electronic money. , provide electronic payment services and manage electronic payments for third parties months ago.

In June, the United States Commodity Futures Trading Commission