Indian Crypto Exchange CoinDCX Lays Off 12% of Staff Citing Prolonged Bear Market and TDS
Indian Crypto exchange CoinDCX, backed by Coinbase Ventures, fired 12% of its workforce on Tuesday, citing ongoing macroeconomic conditions and the TDS on crypto transactions. The company clarified that it is the first t...
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The company clarified that it is the first time CoinDCX is laying off employees. Earlier in Jan, it announced an internal restructuring and denied any layoffs at the time....
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