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President Trump’s CFTC chair nominee Brian Quintenz has accused Gemini co-founder Tyler Winklevoss of attempting to influence his confirmation process. Private text messages reveal Winklevoss sought commitments regarding Gemini’s ongoing litigation with the commission. The disclosure comes just days before Gemini’s planned IPO.
- Quintenz refused to pre-commit to favorable treatment for Gemini's CFTC litigation, insisting decisions must wait until after confirmation
- Winklevoss accused the CFTC of 'lawfare trophy hunting' and pursuing dubious charges while ignoring parties that allegedly defrauded Gemini of $10 million
- Quintenz disclosed the texts to protect President Trump from misinformation, claiming Winklevoss contacted Trump to pause the confirmation process
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