Tyler Winklevoss Exposes JPMorgan’s Retaliation: Gemini Blocked After Data Fee Backlash
JPMorgan slams the door on Gemini—Winklevoss cries foul over 'fee criticism' fallout.
Banking giant plays hardball after crypto exchange calls out predatory data charges.
Wall Street's old guard still can't handle a little blockchain transparency.

Gemini co-founder Tyler Winklevoss said JPMorgan Chase paused the crypto exchange’s onboarding after he publicly criticized the bank’s new fees for accessing customer banking data. He called the charges “anti-competitive” and warned they could harm fintech and crypto firms. Despite a rocky history, Gemini recently filed confidentially for a US IPO, continuing its growth amid banking challenges.