Amid Gemini’s (GEMI) financial struggles, an idea being floated internally is asking founders Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss to forgive the $330M in loans they provided to the company, Olga Kharif of Bloomberg reports, citing a person familiar with the matter. Such a major decision would require the Winklevoss brothers approval, who control the majority of voting shares, the source added. Shares of Gemini are down 9% to $4.45 in late day trading.
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