Miami Connection
Gemini, under Tyler Winklevoss's leadership, is opening its first South Florida office in Wynwood, leasing nearly 9,000 square feet at 545wyn to bolster Miami's emergence as a tech and crypto hub alongside firms like Sony and PwC. The expansion signals confidence in the region's business-friendly environment post-SEC resolutions. Additionally, the Winklevoss twins invested in Miami startup Castle, enabling local small businesses to leverage Bitcoin against inflation and fostering crypto adoption in South Florida.
About
Tyler Winklevoss, alongside his twin brother Cameron, gained prominence after their early involvement with Facebook and a subsequent settlement that funded their ventures into cryptocurrency. They co-founded Gemini in 2014, a regulated crypto exchange processing hundreds of millions in daily trades. The twins have become vocal advocates for digital assets, including political donations to support pro-crypto policies. Gemini is establishing its first South Florida office in Miami's Wynwood neighborhood at 545wyn, with employees moving in by May 2025. Tyler continues to invest in Miami startups like Castle, which aids small businesses in adopting Bitcoin. Currently, he serves as co-founder and co-CEO of Gemini, spearheading its growth in South Florida.