Chainalysis Lays Off Another 150 Employees Amid Ongoing Market Downturn
In response to the ongoing market downturn and reduced commercial demand, blockchain analytics firm Chainalysis is laying off another 150 employees, representing over 15% of its workforce. CEO Michael Gronager informed e...
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CEO Michael Gronager informed employees of the decision in an email on Monday evening, according to a recent report by Forbes....
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