Where to find your public activity settings
Gemini does not display a separate "public activity" feed or page the way some social platforms do. Instead, your public activity on Gemini refers to information visible to other users when they search for you or view your profile — primarily your username, any public wallet addresses you have linked, and transaction history if you have chosen to make it visible.
To see what information about you is currently public, log into your Gemini account, go to your Profile settings (usually found in the top-right menu or under Account Settings), and look for sections labeled Privacy, Visibility, or Public Profile. The exact name and location of these settings can shift with platform updates, so if you do not see them immediately, use the search or help function within your account to locate privacy controls.
Once you are in the privacy section, you will see toggles or dropdown menus that control what other Gemini users can see about you. These typically include whether your profile is searchable, whether your username appears in transaction records, and whether your wallet addresses are publicly linked to your account.
Key Takeaways
- Your public activity on Gemini is controlled through your Profile or Privacy settings, not a separate activity feed.
- You can control whether your username, wallet addresses, and transaction history are visible to other users.
- Changing these settings takes effect immediately, but other users may have already cached or recorded information about you.
- Gemini does not store a permanent record of what you viewed or searched for on the platform — only what you chose to make public.
What counts as public activity on Gemini
Public activity on Gemini is limited to information you have explicitly made visible or that is tied to your account by default. This includes your username (if your profile is searchable), any wallet addresses you have linked to your public profile, and transaction records if you have enabled transaction visibility. It does not include your login history, IP addresses, devices you have used, or searches you have performed.
If you have set up a public wallet address on Gemini, anyone with that address can see the transaction history associated with it — this is a feature of blockchain technology itself, not Gemini's choice. The transactions are visible on the blockchain, not just within Gemini. If you want to keep a wallet address private, you can create a separate wallet that you do not link to your public Gemini profile.
How to change what is visible to other users
In your Privacy or Visibility settings, you will typically find options to make your profile private (unsearchable), hide your username from transaction records, or unlink public wallet addresses. Each setting usually has a toggle or dropdown — switching it off removes that information from public view.
If you have linked a wallet address to your profile and want to hide it, you can either unlink the address entirely or change your profile visibility to private. Unlinking is the cleaner option if you want to keep using that wallet but do not want it associated with your Gemini username. Keep in mind that if other users have already seen or recorded your wallet address, changing your settings will not erase that information from their records or from the blockchain.
After you change any privacy setting, log out and log back in, or clear your browser cache, to confirm the changes have taken effect. Sometimes the interface takes a moment to update.
What Gemini does and does not store about your activity
Gemini keeps records of your login history, IP addresses, devices, and account changes for security and compliance purposes — but these records are private to your account and not visible to other users. You can usually view your own login history and active sessions in your Account Security or Active Sessions section.
Gemini does not create a searchable log of what you viewed, searched for, or considered buying. Your browsing history on the platform is not stored in a way that other users can see, and it is not part of your "public activity." The only activity that becomes public is what you choose to make public through your profile settings or what is inherent to blockchain transactions (like sending crypto to a public address).
Checking your account security and linked devices
While you are reviewing your privacy settings, it is also worth checking your Active Sessions or Connected Devices section to see where your account is currently logged in. This is not the same as public activity, but it is important for security. If you see a device or location you do not recognize, you can log it out immediately from that section.
You should also review your Connected Apps or Third-Party Access settings if Gemini offers them. These show which external services or applications you have given permission to access your Gemini account. Revoking access to apps you no longer use reduces the risk of unauthorized activity on your account.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I see a list of everyone who has viewed my profile?
No. Gemini does not provide a feature that shows you who has looked at your profile or searched for your username. You can only control whether your profile is searchable; you cannot track who searches for you.
If I make my profile private, will my past transactions disappear?
No. Making your profile private hides your username from future searches and may hide your profile from other users, but it does not delete or hide transactions that have already been recorded on the blockchain. If you sent crypto to a public wallet address, that transaction is permanent and visible on the blockchain regardless of your Gemini privacy settings.
What happens if I unlink a wallet address from my profile?
Unlinking a wallet address removes the connection between that address and your Gemini username in your profile settings. However, the transaction history of that wallet address remains visible on the blockchain itself. If someone already knows the wallet address, they can still see its history — unlinking just breaks the link to your Gemini identity.
Can Gemini see my activity even if I make my profile private?
Yes. Gemini's internal systems can see all your account activity for security, compliance, and fraud prevention. Making your profile private only hides information from other users, not from Gemini itself. Gemini is required by law to monitor accounts for suspicious activity.
How do I know if my account has been compromised?
Check your Active Sessions or Connected Devices for logins from places or times you do not recognize. Review your transaction history for transfers you did not make. If you see anything suspicious, change your password immediately, enable two-factor authentication if you have not already, and contact Gemini support.