Crypto exchange Bitso let off an unidentified number of staff in a new wave of layoffs, some six months after laying off about 80 people.
According to former employees, over 100 individuals were laid off by Bitso in Mexico and Brazil, according to the Brazilian crypto newspaper Portal do Bitcoin. According to Portal do Bitcoin, the company employed between 500 and 600 employees.
Posts on LinkedIn by fired-off Bitso employees reveal that the crypto exchange laid off much staff.
Bruno Cavalieri, a former growth content writer for the business, wrote on LinkedIn that he was among dozens laid off.
Bitso has made significant cutbacks this year as a result of the crypto market collapse. The exchange took off 80 staff in May, while Mercado Bitcoin parent 2TM let off about 100 individuals in September after laying off more than 80 in June.
Although the number of employees has decreased significantly, recently, the exchange said the number of its customers in Latin America has doubled.
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Crypto Exchange Bitso Continues To Cut Staff
Crypto exchange Bitso let off an unidentified number of staff in a new wave of layoffs, some six months after laying off about 80 people.
According to former employees, over 100 individuals were laid off by Bitso in Mexico and Brazil, according to the Brazilian crypto newspaper Portal do Bitcoin. According to Portal do Bitcoin, the company employed between 500 and 600 employees.
Posts on LinkedIn by fired-off Bitso employees reveal that the crypto exchange laid off much staff.
Bruno Cavalieri, a former growth content writer for the business, wrote on LinkedIn that he was among dozens laid off.
Bitso has made significant cutbacks this year as a result of the crypto market collapse. The exchange took off 80 staff in May, while Mercado Bitcoin parent 2TM let off about 100 individuals in September after laying off more than 80 in June.
Although the number of employees has decreased significantly, recently, the exchange said the number of its customers in Latin America has doubled.
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.
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