Gemini Becomes First Crypto Exchange to Integrate with TradingView
- The integration allows users of TradingView to trade digital assets directly on the platform.
- Only cryptocurrencies supported by Gemini can be traded, including BTC and ETH.
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Crypto exchange Gemini has announced its integration with the popular trading platform TradingView. Users will now be able to trade cryptocurrencies supported by Gemini directly on the platform itself.
As of now, Gemini is the only crypto exchange that is directly integrated to work with TradingView. Marshal Beard, who handles corporate development at Gemini, commented on the new partnership:
“Looking ahead, we will continue to invest in relationships and integrations with products and services that we believe will enhance your trading experience, and help move the crypto industry forward.”
The integration works only for cryptocurrencies supported by the Gemini exchange. From the chart view of TradingView, you can select a desired crypto, go to the Trading Panel tab at the bottom, and click on the Gemini icon. From there, you can log in to your account (or create a new one) and start trading the asset directly on TradingView.
- An investigation from the New York Attorney General’s office has allegedly found that Gemini was aware of Genesis’ weak financial position, but still lied to investors.
- The lawsuit is looking to ban DCG, Genesis, and Gemini from the New York financial industry, seek restitutions for investments, and the return of “ill-gotten gains”.
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- Cameron Winklevoss, co-founder of crypto exchange Gemini, proposed a plan that would see Digital Currency Group pay close to $1.5 billion over the next five years.
- The Winklevoss twin said that if the “final offer” is not accepted by the end of the week, Gemini would file a lawsuit against DCG and CEO Barry Silbert.
- Called Coinbase International Exchange (CIE), the new platform will allow institutional users outside of the U.S. to bet on the price of crypto via perpetual futures.
- The platform will not be available to retail customers “at this time”, and will initially provide trading of only BTC and ETH perpetual futures, settled in the USDC stablecoin.