Winklevoss Twins fly nowhere in the week Gemini faces new SEC scrutiny

Winklevoss Twins took their Gulfstream G500, N533WE, from an unidentified nearby point to Greenbrier Valley Airport on June 2, 2026, in a flight that lasted just minutes and never climbed above 4,800 feet. The short hop, almost a taxi run, follows the twins' pattern of shuttling aircraft around West Virginia airspace after a recent flight into the same region from Savannah.

This week, per a Reuters report on June 1, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission opened a new inquiry into Gemini Space Station Inc.'s staking products, adding to the company's regulatory headaches after the $5 million CFTC settlement in January 2025 and a shareholder lawsuit filed in early 2026. The twins maintain a private residence near the Greenbrier resort in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, a known retreat from the crypto battleground in New York and Washington.

When court dates and SEC deadlines loom, the Winklevoss Twins have a habit of disappearing into the Allegheny Mountains. This flight — really just a repositioning — suggests they are hunkered down, reviewing legal strategy from a safe distance.