Kraken parent Payward earnings plunge 71% as crypto trading slows
Kraken parent Payward reported a 71% decline in adjusted pretax earnings to $23 million as crypto trading volumes slowed during the second quarter. The post Kraken parent Payward earnings plunge 71% as crypto trading slo...
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Kraken parent Payward reported a 71% decline in adjusted pretax earnings to $23 million as crypto trading volumes slowed during the second quarter.
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