Gemini post-IPO shakeup sees exit of three top executives

Gemini Space Station Inc. said its chief operating officer, chief financial officer and chief legal officer are departing the company effective immediately, according to the company filing and reporting on the leadership changes ^[4][1].

The departures were named as Marshall Beard (COO), Dan Chen (CFO) and Tyler Meade (Chief Legal Officer); the company’s board has designated Cameron Winklevoss to take on additional operational responsibilities while interim finance and legal chiefs were appointed ^[4][1].

The market reaction was swift: Gemini’s stock slid sharply, dropping roughly 15% and trading around $6.52–$6.39 after the announcement, according to market reports ^[6][5][3].

The shakeup comes months after Gemini’s September 2025 IPO and follows reporting that the company has struggled to regain post‑IPO momentum, underscoring the immediacy of the leadership changes disclosed in the filing ^[6][3].

Gemini disclosed the executive departures in a public filing; the company has not publicly reversed the changes and the announcement coincided with a pronounced drop in investor confidence as reflected in the stock decline ^[4][3][6].