Gemini CEO Tyler Winklevoss announced that the exchange will not hire MIT graduates or interns until the university severs ties with former SEC Chair Gary Gensler. This decision stems from a long-standing dispute with the SEC, which fined Gemini $21 million over its Earn program. Gensler, who led aggressive crypto crackdowns, has returned to MIT as a professor. While some industry figures support the boycott, others argue students shouldn’t be penalized. Winklevoss insists Gensler’s policies have harmed the crypto industry, fueling ongoing tensions.
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