Gemini alleged that CFTC enforcement lawyers “selectively and unfairly weaponized” the Commodity Exchange Act to pursue “dubious false” statements charges

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Gemini alleged that enforcement lawyers "selectively and unfairly weaponized" federal law to bring "dubious false statements charges" against the exchange founded by Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss, in a 13-page letter filed June 13 to CFTC Inspector General Christopher Skinner.

The June 13 letter accuses the DOE staff of “selectively and unfairly” weaponizing the Commodity Exchange Act to “bring dubious false statements charges against Gemini Trust” and “taking a series of legal positions that are contrary to basic principles of due process and good governance.”