Blockchain.com Lays Off 28% Of Workforce In The Latest Round
Key Points:
- Cryptocurrency brokerage Blockchain.com announced that it is firing 110 people, or 28% of its workforce.
- According to the company, all affected employees are receiving severance payouts, the specifics of which differ by jurisdiction.
- Prior to this, in July 2022, Blockchain.com was forced to lay off roughly 150 employees as the company dealt with a $270 million blow on debts it made to the defunct hedge fund Three Arrows Capital.
Blockchain.com, a cryptocurrency brokerage, announced that 28% of its staff would be let go.
According to sources from the news site Coindesk, the company, which was established by British entrepreneur Ben Reeves in York in 2011, intends to fire about 110 workers.
A Blockchain.com representative said:
“The crypto ecosystem is facing significant headwinds as its course corrects from the challenges of the last year. To better balance product offerings with demand, we’ve made the difficult decision to reduce operating costs and headcount to rightsize the company.”
According to the company, all affected employees are receiving severance payouts, the specifics of which differ by jurisdiction.
Prior to this, in July 2022, Blockchain.com was forced to lay off roughly 150 employees as the company dealt with a $270 million blow on debts it made to the defunct hedge fund Three Arrows Capital.
With the statement, US-based cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase, which started a wave of 950 layoffs earlier this week, became the most recent cryptocurrency company to reduce its workforce in 2023. ConsenSys, a company that develops Ethereum, also intends to let go of 100 or more employees.
Previously, the cryptocurrency brokerage was said to be eyeing FTX’s digital currency futures and clearinghouse LedgerX when it went up for sale.
The wave of layoffs is still happening in the context of the market is not very good, but the market in early 2023 is gradually showing a change as the coins are trading above average compared to the last month of last year.
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Blockchain.com Lays Off 28% Of Workforce In The Latest Round
Key Points:
- Cryptocurrency brokerage Blockchain.com announced that it is firing 110 people, or 28% of its workforce.
- According to the company, all affected employees are receiving severance payouts, the specifics of which differ by jurisdiction.
- Prior to this, in July 2022, Blockchain.com was forced to lay off roughly 150 employees as the company dealt with a $270 million blow on debts it made to the defunct hedge fund Three Arrows Capital.
Blockchain.com, a cryptocurrency brokerage, announced that 28% of its staff would be let go.
According to sources from the news site Coindesk, the company, which was established by British entrepreneur Ben Reeves in York in 2011, intends to fire about 110 workers.
A Blockchain.com representative said:
“The crypto ecosystem is facing significant headwinds as its course corrects from the challenges of the last year. To better balance product offerings with demand, we’ve made the difficult decision to reduce operating costs and headcount to rightsize the company.”
According to the company, all affected employees are receiving severance payouts, the specifics of which differ by jurisdiction.
Prior to this, in July 2022, Blockchain.com was forced to lay off roughly 150 employees as the company dealt with a $270 million blow on debts it made to the defunct hedge fund Three Arrows Capital.
With the statement, US-based cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase, which started a wave of 950 layoffs earlier this week, became the most recent cryptocurrency company to reduce its workforce in 2023. ConsenSys, a company that develops Ethereum, also intends to let go of 100 or more employees.
Previously, the cryptocurrency brokerage was said to be eyeing FTX’s digital currency futures and clearinghouse LedgerX when it went up for sale.
The wave of layoffs is still happening in the context of the market is not very good, but the market in early 2023 is gradually showing a change as the coins are trading above average compared to the last month of last year.
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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