Crypto exchange Gemini has announced plans to go public, after Circle's successful IPO. The company has confidentially filed a registration statement with the SEC. Founded by the Winklevoss twins, Gemini has been a compliant bridge between traditional finance and digital assets, offering various services including spot trading and staking. Meanwhile, Circle's stock (CRCL) has soared following its debut, quadrupling its initial price in just a few days. Analysts advise caution for new investors, suggesting waiting 90-180 days post-IPO for better price discovery. In tandem, Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) has increased its preferred stock offering to $1 billion, aiming to further boost its Bitcoin reserves with a 10% annual yield. This move underscores its aggressive strategy for accumulating Bitcoin. Additionally, miner stocks have surged with Bitcoin's recovery, reflecting the market's positive sentiment in the crypto space.

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