Crypto Firm Anchorage Digital to Lay Off 20% of Staff Citing US Regulatory Uncertainty – Here's What You Need to Know
Anchorage Digital, a crypto bank based in San Francisco, is making substantial staff cuts in response to the current downturn in the crypto market and regulatory uncertainty in the United States. According to Bloomberg,...
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According to Bloomberg, the company is laying off 75 employees, or roughly 20% of its workforce. ...
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