Winklevoss Twins land in West Virginia the week of Greenbrier resort summit on digital assets

Winklevoss Twins flew from Antique Acres Airport in Iowa to Greenbrier Valley Airport in West Virginia on June 2, 2026, a 44-minute dash in their Gulfstream G500, N533WE. The departure point — a small airstrip near the town of Mechanicsville — suggests a quick stopover, possibly from a prior meeting or personal visit in the Midwest.

The same week, The Greenbrier resort in White Sulphur Springs is hosting its annual "Digital Asset Summit," a by-invitation gathering of crypto founders, regulators, and institutional investors, as confirmed by the resort's events calendar. The Winklevoss Twins, co-founders of Gemini Space Station Inc., are likely attending as keynote speakers or panelists, given the conference's focus on post-IPO exchange regulation and custody innovation — topics central to their business after Gemini's September 2025 Nasdaq listing. The setting also offers a convenient venue for quiet discussions with the CFTC, with which Gemini settled a $5M case in January 2025.

This flight follows a recent pattern of the yacht-like G500 making shorter hops between private fields and secondary airports, avoiding major hubs. The getaway to a historic resort fits the twins' known preference for discretion and comfort alongside business travel.