Gemini обошла Coinbase в магазине приложений App Store

cryptonews.ruPubblicato 2025-08-15Pubblicato ultima volta 2025-08-26

Криптовалютная биржа Gemini, созданная братьями Тайлером и Кэмероном Уинклвосс, опередила Coinbase в магазине приложений App Store. Это произошло после запуска продукта с привязкой Ripple к платежной системе Mastercard. Партнерами проекта стали Ripple Labs и Mastercard. Владельцы карты смогут получать до 4% кешбека в XRP. Это вызвало интерес у пользователей и, что позволило приложению Gemini быстро подняться в рейтинге.

Соучредитель Gemini Тайлер Уинклвосс назвал происходящее «быстрым переворотом», подчеркнув растущую конкуренцию между торговыми площадками. Его риторику поддержали и участники криптосообщества, отмечая, что выпуск карты стал стратегически важным шагом. Генеральный директор Ripple Labs Брэд Гарлингхаус также заявил, что появление банковской карты с вознаграждением в XRP открывает новые возможности для индустрии.

Однако по объемам торгов Gemini пока явно уступает Coinbase. По данным онлайн-данным, за последние сутки оборот Coinbase составил $4,54 млрд, тогда как на Gemini он оказался чуть более $382 млн. На данный момент Coinbase занимает 3-е место в рейтинге среди крупнейших криптобирж мира. Что касается Gemini, то она удерживает лишь 24-ю строчку.

Специалисты отмечают, что позиции приложений торговых площадок в магазинах зависят от множества факторов. При этом стремительный рост Gemini показывает, что запуск нового продукта может очень быстро изменить интерес аудитории, даже при более скромных финансовых показателях самой компании.

Параллельно Gemini готовится к важному шагу по выпуску акций на Nasdaq. Недавно Gemini подала заявку в Комиссию по ценным бумагам и биржам США на листинг акций класса А под тикером GEMI. Организаторами IPO выступят Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley и Citigroup.

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