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Cryptocurrency Exchange Gemini announced that it had started the process of filing its exchange in the United Arab Emirates. The primary reason behind applying for a license is the increasing enthusiasm and positive response of regulators in the UAE.

While talking to the Zawya Winklevoss brothers, the co-founders of Gemini informed that the moves to file in UAE are somewhat related after the lack of clarity of crypto regulations in the United States.

During a post-meeting media conference with The National, Tyler Winklevoss, the Chief Executive Officer of Gemini, said that they are entirely motivated by the conversion of regulators.” he added that “There are efforts continuously going on in the UAE to make it a home and heaven for crypto and to enact appropriate regulations to safeguards users as well as companies.” 

As of now, Gemini officials still need to decide the designation where to inaugurate their headquarters, but most probably, the quarters will be based in Abu Dhabi or Dubai or on both the places.

As per the research report of Gemini Global States of Crypto, over 35% of UAE citizens trade, hold, or are using crypto; compared to the United States, only 20% of citizens use cryptocurrencies. 

The non-holding crypto in UAE plans to buy crypto in the upcoming months and years. The remaining crypto holders are known as one of the most advanced users as they prefer to pay using cryptocurrencies for even mortgages and purchase daily-use products. 

Ireland Expansion of Gemini

Earlier on May 26, 2023, TheCoinRepublic reported while talking to the prime minister of Ireland, Leo Varadkar, the Winklevoss twins explained that the reason for choosing Ireland is because of its regulatory policies, its talent pool, and the technology-driven community. 

Besides Gemini, dozens of other crypto exchanges are rushing toward filing for regulatory approvals and operation licenses in some significant parts of the world, including Singapore, UAE, Hong Kong, and Ireland. 

Research in August 2022 revealed that 10% of Irish adults hold crypto, which is 2% less than the 2021 bull market. The Irish Central Bank chief recently called for a crypto advertising ban. 

Upon the approval of Markets in Crypto Assets Regulations (MiCA) on May 16, the company plans to increase its headcount. Cameron Winklevoss speaking of the MiCA regulations, said that the crypto industry could get a massive book due to the regulatory framework around cryptos.

Several market analysts claim that the unprecedented demise of Bahamas-based crypto exchange FTX has feared all countries and forced them to enact complex rules. China is ranked first in the list of complicated regulations as it prohibited cryptocurrency usage in 2021. 

For the last few years, the Securities and Exchange Commission of the United States has been actively working to chase crypto-focused companies to avoid any disastrous activities in the industry at a mass level. 

Disclaimer 

The views and opinions stated by the author, or any people named in this article, are for informational ideas only and do not establish financial, investment, or other advice. Investing in or trading crypto assets comes with a risk of financial loss.

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