Winklevoss Brothers Losе Court Round against Charlie Shrem

New York federal judge Jed Rakoff has reversed his previous ruling in a lawsuit filed by Gemini owners Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss against the former CEO of the Bitinstant exchange, Charlie Shrem. Rakoff unblocked Shrem’s assets, which were initially frozen in September as part of claims for 5,000 missing Bitcoins, Bloomberg reported on Thursday.

The dispute dates back to 2012, when the Winklevosses…

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