Gemini Space Station stock crashes below IPO price after Fed decision

Core Insights - Gemini Space Station's stock has declined significantly following the Federal Reserve's decision to cut rates by 25 basis points, closing down 2.47% to $24.35, with an intraday low of 4.3% [1] - The stock has fallen below its IPO price of $28, losing all initial gains since its public debut, and has dropped more than 10% this week, now valued at approximately $3 billion [2] - The overall performance of crypto stocks has weakened, with Gemini's largest competitor, Coinbase Global Inc., also experiencing a decline of 2.3%, and Bitcoin falling nearly 2% [3] Company Performance - Gemini Space Station's stock closed at $24.05, reflecting a 2.47% decrease [4] - The company operates a crypto exchange, staking, digital custody, and a crypto rewards credit card, and was valued at $7.1 billion during its fundraising in 2021 [4] - Gemini is reportedly handling over $21 billion in assets according to a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission [3] Market Context - The S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 indexes traded lower ahead of the Fed's rate cut decision, indicating a broader market trend affecting tech and crypto stocks [3] - The Winklevoss twins, founders of Gemini, have historically been bullish on Bitcoin, predicting it could reach $1 million per coin in ten years, highlighting their long-term optimism despite current market conditions [5]