Gemini Exchange reduces the workforce for the second time in 2 months: report
Gemini Exchange reduces the workforce for the second time in 2 months: report
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According to reports, co -founder Cameron Winklevoss has criticized the public transfer of internal communication
- The company released 10 % of its workforce in early June
Gemini reduces his workforce again, less than two months after the first round of discharge.
The cryptocurrency exchange has reduced about 7 % of its staff or 68 employees as part of "extreme cost cuts" this time. reports on Monday, citing a source near the company that checked a common Gemini Slack channel.
According to reports, Gemini did not communicate the move throughout the company. After the stock exchange had announced at the beginning of June, the recent reduction was reduced to reduce 10 % of its staff, and referred to the crypto desolation and the uncertainty regarding macroeconomic and geopolitical factors.According to its own statements, the company still has 16 vacancies, the majority of it in the software engineering Lists on its website.
A document that shows the company's plans to reduce the employees from then on 950 by 15 % to 800, was shared on July 14th within the organization and on the workplace community app blindly, but soon set again, the report says.
techcrunch reported that Cameron Winklevoss, one of the billions of twins that co -founded Gemini, which sharing internal communication on blindly, described such leaks as "super lame" and criticized it as disrespectful to colleagues. He said his message was a "friendly memory that Karma is the blockchain of the universe - an unchangeable general book that follows positive and negative behavior".
Gemini did not answer block works for a comment until the editorial deadline.
The company is one of several who have recently released employees because they expect a continuing market extinguishing. Coinbase, OpenSea, Crypto.com, Blockfi and Bullish are just a few cryptocurrency companies that have reduced costs by reducing during the "crypto winter".
Bitcoin made some losses well again at the beginning of the week, but it is sunk so far this year, while ether fell Almost 60% In the same period, data from Blockworks Research show.
"There is now a situation in which many cryptocurrency exchanges (which rely on further increasing prices) are struggling to keep afloat over water," said Tammy da Costa, analyst at Dailyfx.
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