Gemini.com Exchange - Sign up for early access on their website

[g27wr]

If this is already on the board, my apologies, but I could not find this...

I just did a Google search for 'bitcoin exchange' and saw a sponsored ad for Gemini.com

Sure enough, the site gemini.com is live and accepting invites for early access.

[pawel7777]

Thanks for sharing.

I submitted my email, but I'm guessing it will be for US customers only (at least at the start).

[jbrnt]

They only work with US banks:

Gemini operates fully in the United States. We work exclusively with American banks; your dollars never leave the country.

So there is no change I can used them in the future. I would use them if they allow me to, I have more trust in them than other exchanges. Less chance for them to run off with our coins and claim they are hacked.

[trafficolaa]

If this is already on the board, my apologies, but I could not find this...

I just did a Google search for 'bitcoin exchange' and saw a sponsored ad for Gemini.com

Sure enough, the site gemini.com is live and accepting invites for early access.

i think so that is not listed on the board because that is in beta launch mode and accepting early access,
that is nice sharing buddy looking nice exchange U.S. based.

[1Referee]

As far as I can see not much has changed in the time they launched the site.

It only says 'Get Early Access' which it has been saying for quite a while now.

So basically nothing has changed from what I can see. They haven't been tweeting about Gemini for quite a while now.

[Vod]

Unless they put a hefty escrow deposit with a third party to cover customer deposits, I would stay clear away from new exchanges.

[Quickseller]

There have actually been a large number of shill accounts going around saying they just used various scam exchanges, or recommending scam exchanges, or otherwise advertising scam exchanges, or that they will use a scam exchange instead of dealing with someone in the currency exchange section.

They have generally be newbie accounts, although I would not doubt that the OP is a shill for Gemini.com and that there will eventually be scam reports about them

[pawel7777]

There have actually been a large number of shill accounts going around saying they just used various scam exchanges, or recommending scam exchanges, or otherwise advertising scam exchanges, or that they will use a scam exchange instead of dealing with someone in the currency exchange section.

They have generally be newbie accounts, although I would not doubt that the OP is a shill for Gemini.com and that there will eventually be scam reports about them

Gemini.com is Winklevoss twins project (an addition to their ETF plans). There was a wide media coverage about that. It's suppose to be fully regulated etc, so don't think running away with the money (aka 'getting hacked') is an option for them.