In a civil suit filed Monday in Federal district court, the South Dakota-based company pointed the finger squarely at Gemini for a hack that’s left dozens of retirement savers in disarray. Some of its clients previously told CoinDesk they had picked IRA Financial largely because of its association with the Winklevoss twins’ name-brand crypto exchange.
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