Gemini's Q3 Performance: A Closer Look

Crypto exchange Gemini released its third-quarter results, its first since going public in September. While revenue more than doubled year-over-year to $50.6 million from $24.5 million, the company reported a net loss of $159.5 million. This widening loss, compared to $90.1 million a year ago, was largely driven by compensation and advertising costs incurred in the lead-up to its initial public offering.

Stock Plummets After Results

Gemini's stock (GEMI) closed up 4% at $16.84 on Monday, but plummeted to a low of $14.75 in after-hours trading. The stock slightly recovered to finish the after-hours session down 6.2% at an all-time low of $15.80. Since its IPO at $28 per share on September 12, Gemini's share price has dropped approximately 40%, as the broader crypto market failed to sustain a rally that peaked in early October.

Gemini Bets on a 'Super App' Future

The share price decline comes as Gemini president and co-founder Cameron Winklevoss indicated to investors on an earnings call that the exchange is focusing on building a crypto “super app” to unify multiple products. "We’re really excited about building toward the super app," he stated. "It’s an onchain future. We’re an onchain company, and this is our wheelhouse." Winklevoss added, "Our view is that markets are all going onchain. Pretty soon, you will be able to hold a tokenized dollar via stablecoin, tokenized equity, and digital commodities, all within one app. We’re making very good progress there."

Focus on Prediction Markets

Winklevoss also expressed enthusiasm about the exchange adding prediction markets, allowing users to bet on outcomes ranging from sports to politics. "This idea that you can essentially build a market on anything, any kind of event, is fascinating and really a boundless opportunity," he said. "We are working to bring those live globally." He continued, "We think it’s very early days. It reminds us a lot of what Bitcoin felt like in 2012 when we first discovered it." Gemini has filed to become a designated contract market with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission to offer prediction markets, confirming earlier reports of its interest in the sector. "Once the government opens back up, we hope to continue pursuing that application and hopefully bring these products to market soon thereafter," Winklevoss concluded.

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