All AAX Employees Have Been Informed Of The Layoff

According to recent reports, all AAX employees have been notified that they would be laid off. Following current information, the company will go through formal legal liquidation procedures.
All AAX Employees Have Been Informed Of The Layoff

The AAX‘s internal email and any internal communication channels are currently closed. The corporation said that information should be transferred and synchronized faster for everyone, yet it appears that information in the rights protection group is rather quickly.

Employees, as well as families and friends of employees, have assets in it, which are now completely locked and cannot be withdrawn. This community has lost sight of its initial mission. The group will be abolished after a period of time, and it will join the rights protection group to track the results.

All AAX Employees Have Been Informed Of The Layoff

For more information, because the communication route is closed, the statement can only passively wait for the legal window to notify the corporation. The message also indicated that there will be additional new information that will be synchronized in the rights protection group and that the boss will have a conscience to clean up the liquidation. After all, the boss stated that FTX has no effect on the assets.

The statement reveals the relevant management who is responsible: 

  • CEO (Victor Su, Su Weiyi, Su Weiyi) – Head of AAX (management & control of workers & user assets) 
  • Head of Treasury (Cooper Leung) – Responsible for all financial management (management & control of employees & user assets)
  • Deputy CEO (Jack Yang) – Managing all technology, products, operations, and staff (closed withdrawal)

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All AAX Employees Have Been Informed Of The Layoff

According to recent reports, all AAX employees have been notified that they would be laid off. Following current information, the company will go through formal legal liquidation procedures.
All AAX Employees Have Been Informed Of The Layoff

The AAX‘s internal email and any internal communication channels are currently closed. The corporation said that information should be transferred and synchronized faster for everyone, yet it appears that information in the rights protection group is rather quickly.

Employees, as well as families and friends of employees, have assets in it, which are now completely locked and cannot be withdrawn. This community has lost sight of its initial mission. The group will be abolished after a period of time, and it will join the rights protection group to track the results.

All AAX Employees Have Been Informed Of The Layoff

For more information, because the communication route is closed, the statement can only passively wait for the legal window to notify the corporation. The message also indicated that there will be additional new information that will be synchronized in the rights protection group and that the boss will have a conscience to clean up the liquidation. After all, the boss stated that FTX has no effect on the assets.

The statement reveals the relevant management who is responsible: 

  • CEO (Victor Su, Su Weiyi, Su Weiyi) – Head of AAX (management & control of workers & user assets) 
  • Head of Treasury (Cooper Leung) – Responsible for all financial management (management & control of employees & user assets)
  • Deputy CEO (Jack Yang) – Managing all technology, products, operations, and staff (closed withdrawal)

Updating…

DISCLAIMER: The Information on this website is provided as general market commentary and does not constitute investment advice. We encourage you to do your own research before investing.

Join us to keep track of news: https://linktr.ee/coincu

Website: coincu.com

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