Winklevoss Twins Hit With ANOTHER Lawsuit Over Crypto Lending Disaster

The former Olympic rowers are under the microscope as their customers seek to recoup $900 million in investments.

Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss

, as another customer of their crypto exchange, Gemini, has filed a lawsuit seeking class-action status in New York state court over the company’s disastrous lending program, Gemini Earn. The suit, filed on Jan. 29, names both Gemini and the Winklevosses as defendants, and alleges fraudulent inducement, fraudulent concealment, and fraudulent misrepresentation, among other allegations.

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