Public Listing and Strategic Repositioning
Completed IPO and became a public company on September 12, 2025; management is repositioning Gemini from a crypto-only company to a markets-focused 'super app' (predictions, credit card, future equities) driven by product diversification and AI-enabled efficiencies.
Sequential Revenue Growth in Q4
Net revenue for Q4 2025 was $56.4 million, up 13% sequentially from $49.8 million in Q3 2025 despite a weaker crypto trading environment.
Full Year Revenue Growth
Full year 2025 net revenue was $174 million, up 24% year-over-year from $141 million in 2024, reflecting diversification away from pure trading revenue.
Services Revenue Expansion
Services and interest revenue reached $76 million for the year (above prior guidance of $60M–$70M); Q4 services revenue was $26.5 million, up 33% sequentially from $19.9 million, and services now represent over one-third of total revenue.
Credit Card Momentum
Credit card revenue reached $33.1 million in 2025 (management cited +185% YoY); Q4 credit card revenue was $16 million, up 87% sequentially from Q3's $8.5 million. Card sign-ups and receivables scaled rapidly—more than 116,000 new cards in 2025, ~150,000 open card accounts as of March 1, 2026, and receivable balances of $219.8 million.
Early Traction for Prediction Markets
Launched Gemini Predictions in December 2025; roughly 15,000 users have traded since launch across ~12,000 listed contracts, indicating early user engagement with the new marketplace.
User Engagement Growth
Monthly transacting users (MTUs) were approximately 601,000 as of December 31, 2025, up 17% year-over-year, signaling increased cross-product engagement.
Operational and Balance Sheet Actions
Reduced workforce (~30% reduction since start of 2026 to ~445 headcount as of March 1), repaid the $117 million Galaxy loan in Q4, and ended year with ~$252 million in cash; these actions simplify the balance sheet and are intended to lower ongoing cash burn.
Resilient Transaction Revenue Despite Volumes Decline
Q4 transaction revenue was $26.7 million, roughly flat vs Q3's $26.3 million despite spot volumes falling to $11.5 billion from $16.4 billion in Q3, reflecting improved fee economics and retail mix.