Just a few days have passed since the Winklevoss ‘crypto twins’ launched Gemini Dollar, the first global regulated stablecoin, and now the GUSD is already about to make its first listing on an exchange.
As a reminder, GUSD has been licensed by the NY regulator, the New York State Department of Financial Services. The ‘crypto twins’ claim that the new coin puts together the technology of the open ledger with the price stability of the US dollar.
The response of the crypto community on Twitter was from positive to negative. Some congratulated the new coin on the upcoming listing, others said the Winklevoss should have launched it not on Ethereum Blockchain but on TRON.
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