Odaily Planet Daily News: Gemini co-founder Tyler Winklevoss tweeted, "It is disappointing that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) chose to file a lawsuit today while Gemini and other creditors are working together to recover their funds. This action does not help to promote our further efforts and help Earn users recover their assets. Their behavior is completely counterproductive. In addition, the Earn program is regulated by the New York State Department of Financial Services (NYDFS), and we have been in discussion with the SEC about the Earn program for more than 17 months; they did not raise the possibility of any enforcement action until after Genesis stopped withdrawals on November 16. Despite these ongoing conversations, the SEC chose to announce their lawsuit to the media before notifying us. Super lame. Unfortunately, they are only optimizing for political purposes instead of helping us advance the cause of 340,000 Earn users and other creditors. We look forward to defending ourselves against this'manufactured parking ticket'. We will make sure that this does not distract from the important recovery work we are doing. But seriously, what is the point and urgency here? The Earn program has been closed for nearly two months. " In addition, he emphasized that Gemini has been working hard to comply with all relevant laws and regulations, and any statement to the contrary is without factual basis.