Whether or whether the Gemini exchange is getting ready to list the ADA coin is a hot topic of speculation within the Cardano community.
The CEO of the Cardano Foundation, Frederik Gregaaard, recently announced that he was collaborating with significant exchanges to offer tokens based on the Cardano platform:
“We’ve also engaged with several exchanges because I want way more Cardano native assets listed on exchanges,” he stated.
Gregaaard’s piece on Cryptopedia, which explores the fundamentals of Cardano, including its structure, consensus method, programming languages, and roadmap, was published on Gemini on Saturday.
To promote the acceptance of cryptocurrencies, Gemini introduced the Cryptopedia educational portal back in February 2021.
The refusal on the part of Gemini to include the ADA token in the pool of tradable assets has long infuriated the Cardano community. Charles Hoskinson, the founder of Cardano, made fun of Gemini after the exchange’s data hack in late 2022. He made the case that the platform would benefit from the ADA coin not being accessible. Millions of Gemini subscribers’ personal information was purportedly stolen by hackers back then. Hoskinson had already made light of the fact that, after the Gemini exchange’s efforts to recoup $900 million in consumer cash from struggling cryptocurrency lender Genesis, not listing ADA was directly linked to bankruptcy.
Exchanges do, however, usually become friendly to contentious coins. The Winklevoss twins had a history of open conflict with the XRP community, but after Ripple’s partial legal victory over the SEC last August, Gemini decided to offer the coin.
