Bybit trading platform has joined the list of cryptocurrency exchanges that have announced plans to lay off employees in order to restructure their operations in the midst of the ongoing crypto market slump.
Cryptocurrencies are experiencing a major market fall, and the Federal Reserve is to blame, according to Sam Bankman-Fried, CEO of the FTX platform.
Binance, unlike any other cryptocurrency exchange, may be taking advantage of the recent market fall to increase its Bitcoin (BTC) holdings.
Despite rising fears about the unfolding crypto-economic catastrophe, Kraken exchange has made the audacious statement that it does not intend to lay off any employees.
Binance exchange is arguably living up to its ranking as the biggest digital currency trading platform in the world as it has unveiled its plans to hire as many as 2000 new workers despite the current financial market meltdown.
OpenSea is stepping up its game to protect its users as hundreds of non-fungible token (NFT) owners are constantly targeted by scammers.
CEO Brian Armstrong has announced that approximately 18% of all of Coinbase Global Inc’s workforce will be laid off as the cryptocurrency trading platform strategizes to navigate the now evident crypto winter.
Crypto exchange Crypto.com and lending platform BlockFi announced on Monday plans to cut over 400 jobs globally, as they come under pressure from difficult market conditions.
Binance.US has been sued in a class-action lawsuit for selling unregistered security tokens from the Terra blockchain protocol.
Major crypto exchanges in South Korea, including Upbit, Bithumb, Coinone, Korbit, and Gopax, have announced their intention to delist Litecoin from their trading services subject to the new privacy-based MimbleWimble upgrade on the Litecoin blockchain.
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