Gemini, the crypto exchange founded by the Winklevoss twins, reported a strong Q3 performance with net revenue rising 52% to roughly $49.8 million, driven by higher transaction fees and fast-growing services such as its crypto credit card, staking, and custody offerings. Trading volume climbed, and services revenue surged, reflecting Gemini’s push into diversified crypto products and international expansion. This marks Gemini’s first earnings update since its Nasdaq IPO under

Solana’s tokenized stocks ecosystem just surpassed $800 million in trading volume, flipping Ethereum’s share and capturing over 60% of a nearly $1.3 billion market. With faster, cheaper transactions and higher user activity, Solana [SOL] now leads the tokenized assets segment, while Gnosis logged ~$307M and Ethereum [ETH] trailed at ~$127M. This is a notable shift in market leadership within on-chain tokenized equities.

Bitcoin has recently reclaimed the$106,000 level after a 2% market gain, sparking optimism among investors about the possibility of a new all-time high (ATH).