Crypto exchange Gemini has filed for a listing on the Nasdaq under the ticker GEMI, seeking to boost its IPO preparations. The filing highlights increased losses for the company despite its upcoming public offering, with control remaining within the hands of the Winklevoss twins due to a dual-class share structure. Meanwhile, Ether’s price surged against Bitcoin in recent weeks, marking a 32.9% gain over 30 days, but traders are showing cautious enthusiasm for buying dips despite its strong performance. The US Federal Reserve ended its specialized crypto bank oversight program after observing sufficient progress within the industry. This marks a transition to standard supervision with less stringent regulations for banks dealing with cryptocurrencies.