ByBit Crypto Exchange to Layoff Third of Workforce Amid Ongoing Bear Market
Crypto exchange ByBit is planning to cut its workforce by 30% due to poor market conditions - which are likely to worsen, said its CEO Ben Zhou. Bloomberg cited co-founder and Chief Executive Officer Zhou as saying that...
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