Gemini Crypto Exchange Integrates TradingView For Real-Time Market Insights

The Winklevoss’ crypto exchange Gemini has just disclosed that it has integrated with TradingView, one of the well-known real-time charting and markets data programs globally.

By making this addition, Gemini, which was founded by Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss, is going to allow users to make trades straight from the TradingView interface from now on. More than this, it will permit them access to the trading community forum and the available charting tools. This is exactly what Gemini said in the announcement from Tuesday:

“You can now use TradingView’s enhanced charting and screening tools, watchlists, and social features to facilitate your trading strategies and order execution, while maintaining the safety and security of trading on our exchange.”

Integrations with Other Promising Products in the Future

There’s also a how-to-guide for those who want to hook up their Gemini account with TradingView. The process is simple and explained step by step on gemini.com. The sales team at the company added that Gemini is looking forward to investing in new integrations and relationships with promising products:

“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.”

Gemini Passed the SOC 2 Type 2 Examination

The integration with TradingView comes a few days after Gemini has passed the independently performed SOC 2 Type 2 examination with the consulting company Deloitte. This is what the company’s head of risk, Yusuf Hussain, declared at that time about the examination:

“We believe this kind of assurance, in addition to other safeguards we have implemented, such as digital asset insurance, helps protect our customers data and cryptocurrency.”

As declared by the same Hussain on January 16, the firm now has its own insurance company that protects clients against a loss of $200 million worth of equity from its offline vaults.