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Gemini cuts ~30% after $582M 2025 loss as pivot beyond crypto wins investor backing but sparks lawsuit

Gemini cut roughly 30% of its workforce after reporting heavy 2025 losses, while a post‑IPO pivot has drawn both investor interest and a class‑action suit [1][2][3].

Mar 20, 20267:02 AMNewsroom AI

Crypto exchange Gemini announced a reduction of about 30% of its staff as part of cost‑cutting measures after reporting a widening 2025 net loss; one report cites a $582 million loss and says the firm's AI push failed to curb the deterioration [1] [2].

The cuts come amid a strategic shift by Gemini away from pure crypto trading toward prediction markets and other revenue streams; the pivot drew investor backing for steadier revenue but also triggered a class‑action lawsuit alleging the company misled shareholders about its post‑IPO strategy [3] [4] [5].

Despite the operational and legal developments, Gemini shares rose after hours and gained about 6% following the company’s Q4 earnings, reflecting some investor support for the strategic realignment [4] [6].

Gemini is pursuing workforce reductions and a strategic realignment while facing shareholder litigation; market reaction has been mixed, with shares showing short‑term gains even as legal and financial pressures persist [1] [3] [4].

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