[ad_1] Chia Network cut a third of its workforce today as the blockchain platform sought to reestablish a lost banking relationship, the company told CoinDesk, further delaying what Chia had hoped would be a rapid path to listing as a public company. [ad_2]
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[ad_1] Prime Trust filed for bankruptcy in August, roughly two months after Nevada regulators alleged the company was unable to meet its customers’ withdrawal requests. The company also used customer funds to invest in failed stablecoin project Terra, in addition to engaging in other dubious business practices, a court filing shows. [ad_2]
Continue Reading[ad_1] In a statement to CoinDesk, a spokesperson for KuCoin said that the company has “not initiated any alleged layoff plans.” However, the spokesperson said that “as part of the company’s business development and semi-annual employee performance review, there might be some personnel adjustments as needed, which is a normal process in organizational development.” [ad_2]
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[ad_1] The firm will “focus on talent densite” ahead of the next bull market, a spokersperson told CoinDesk. [ad_2]
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[ad_1] Australian crypto gaming company Immutable is cutting 11% of its workforce, according to a report by The Sydney Morning Herald on Wednesday. [ad_2]
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