Svmuu News, according to a post by Arkham analyst Emmett Gallic on platform X, cryptocurrency exchange Gemini disclosed in its latest filing that as of December 31, 2025, it still has an outstanding loan of 4,619 BTC to its related party Winklevoss Capital, which is approximately $314 million at current prices. The filing shows that this type of loan carries an annual interest rate of 4%–8% and has no fixed maturity date, but the lender can demand repayment at any time after providing written notice.
Historically, Gemini has cumulatively borrowed over 11,000 BTC and 133,000 ETH from Winklevoss Capital.
Analyst: Winklevoss Capital Still Has 4,619 BTC Loan Outstanding to Gemini
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